[ASSEMBLEE PROVINCIALE DE ROUEN].Livre Rare Book
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réf. 19988Rouen, Seyer, 1787. In-4 de 416 pages et 5 tableaux dépliants. Fines piqûres sur l'endemble. Brochage muet d'époque en papier marbré. Usures en marges.
réf. 244345Paris, Commission militaire nationale du Conseil national de la Résistance [Reboul & fils], s.d. (1944) in-12, 86 pp., en feuilles, agrafé.
réf. 201288Paris, Imprimerie de Guerbart, (1791) in-8, 46 pp., broché. Papier défraîchi.
réf. 201453Rouen, Seyer & Behourt, 1789 in-8, 12 pp., broché. Brochure défraîchie avec mouillures en bas et à droite sans atteinte au texte.
réf. 204134S.l.n.d. (1787) in-8, 22 pp., broché sous couverture muette postérieure. Pages un peu salies.
1791réf. 661Aix: Imprimerie de la Vauve d’André Adibert Imprimeur du Roi & du Départment vis-à-vis le College 1791. First edition. With a woodcut head piece. Published unbound. Numbered in ink on each recto. In fine condition. First edition. With a woodcut head piece. Published unbound. 3 1 p. Law by the National Assembly concerning the legislation at Saint-Domingue and the rights of the colonial assembly and the governor of the island. Scarce document. . Imprimerie de la Vauve d’André Adibert, Imprimeur du Roi & du Départment, vis-à-vis le College unknown
1790réf. 3657Saint-Marc 1790. Manuscript on paper. 1 leaf written in a clear secretarial hand on both sides signed by Bacon La Chevalerie Hanus de Jumécourt Valentin de Cullion de Bourcel Vincendon Dutour and Guerin secretary. Light toning horizontal fold mark small crease at upper left corner. Otherwise clean and well preserved in fine condition. Manuscript on paper. 1 leaf written in a clear secretarial hand on both sides signed by Bacon La Chevalerie Hanus de Jumécourt Valentin de Cullion de Bourcel Vincendon Dutour and Guerin secretary. 2 pp. Signed manuscript document from the escalating confrontation between the colonial Assembly of Saint-Marc and the royal governor. The text records the resolution adopted by the Assemblée Générale de la Partie Française de Saint-Domingue during its session of 24 April 1790 following the reading of a letter sent two days earlier by Governor Louis Antoine de Thomassin comte de Peynier condemning the Assembly’s recent acts and asserting the supremacy of royal authority. The deputies declared the letter “the delirium of despotism and pride” while acknowledging Peynier’s personal virtues. Their decree invites him to appear before the Assembly “to make known his principles and his true opinion” appointing Caradeux et Caradeux de la Cayes to deliver this summons—members of the prominent planter family active in colonial politics cf. Généalogie et Histoire de la Caraïbe 2025 art. 63—and warning that his refusal might compel them to take “disagreeable measures.” Finally the Assembly resolves that the Governor-General shall occupy within it the same position as the King’s ministers in the National Assembly—an explicit limitation of his authority. Signed by several key figures of the early Saint-Domingue revolution: Bacon de La Chevalerie 1731–1821 president of the first provincial assembly of the northern part of the colony and later leader of the faction des Léopardins; Charles-Arnould-Ignace Hanus de Jumécourt 1749–1798 former artillery officer and mayor of La Croix-des-Bouquets; Valentin de Cullion 1734–1821 lawyer and planter later author of Examen de l’esclavage en général… Paris 1802; Louis-Nicolas-Antoine de Bourcel b. 1754 conseiller du roi and procureur général at the Conseil Supérieur du Port-au-Prince; and Étienne-Guillaume Vincendon-Dutour avocat at the Conseil Supérieur de Saint-Domingue and later president of the Western Provincial Committee who emigrated to the United States in 1798. The document reflects the mounting tension between the Assembly and the Governor in the spring of 1790—an assertion of colonial autonomy that foreshadowed Peynier’s decision to disperse the deputies by force during the night of 29–30 July 1790. . unknown
1765réf. AQ21341A Paris: De l'Imprimerie de Guilleaume Desprez 1765. 92pp. Uncut stitched as issued. Edges a trifle dusty else clean and crisp. A printing of extracts from the minutes of the Assembly of the French clergy in 1765 a meeting most notable for reiterating the episcopacy's defence of it's exemption from taxation; a statement that from a Jansenist perspective amounted to a revocation of the Declaration of 1682 which had codified the principles of Gallicanism. The tensions bolstered by this corruption of Gallicanist fundamentals together with increased opposition to monarchical absolutism would pave the road to the Revolution - an ultimately the nationalisation of all ecclesiastical property. . 8vo. De l'Imprimerie de Guilleaume Desprez unknown
réf. 69-8206Paris France: Assembly of Cardinals & Archbishops 1944. 21 x 27 cm. 2 pp. Good. Vertical tear along top edge; tears on edges along horizontal crease; bottom corners clipped. Typed on laid paper front and back. Text in French.The declaration addresses the devastating effects of WWII on the working class people of France with calls for national unity and moral reform. Paris, France: [Assembly of Cardinals & Archbishops], 1944 unknown
réf. 311765 textes reliés en un volume in-8, cartonnage peigné de l'époque, dos lisse orné d'une pièce de titre de veau vert bronze, tranches citron.
1836réf. 9235Annapolis MD: William M'Neir 1836. Wrappers. Very Good binding. Octavo. 77 3 pp. First edition. In contemporary plain wrappers. Wrappers are detached and chipped; contents are generally foxed; small and early institutional stamp in the bottom margin of one page deep in the pamphlet; minor crease throughout the pamphlet from a vertical fold; dog-eared pages. Quite a presentable copy of a scarce publication on the Baltimore Bank Riots of 1835 which grew out of the failure of the Bank of Maryland. There was a belief that its impending bankruptcy was anticipated by its officers leading to civil unrest. The issues at trial were whether Baltimore officials had reacted appropriately and adequately when unrest began and rioting actually broke out. This pamphlet gives numerous depositions as to events in the city during this extended period of civil violence. American Imprints identifies another issue of this with slight differences to the title page that was issued the same year. Despite there being two issues it remains remarkably rare in commerce. Henkels offered it in 1915; beyond this there are no other auctions or offerings noted by the usual sources. OCLC locates barely a dozen copies of both issues together. American Imprints 38812. William M'Neir unknown
5 textes reliés en un volume in-8, cartonnage peigné de l'époque, dos lisse orné d'une pièce de titre de veau vert bronze, tranches citron. 1- Edition originale et unique. L'auteur réfute l'abbé Baudeau, Quesnay et la doctrine physiocratique qu'il oppose à Vauban et à son oeuvre. 2- Edition originale et unique. 3- Edition originale. (Goldsmith's, 'Online catalogue', n°13332.6). 4- Edition originale et unique. (Martin & Walter, 31368). 5- Edition originale. Sur la crise financière de 1787. (Kress B.1194). Très bon exemplaire, très frais, bien relié.
1867réf. BK0152Barbados: Office of "The Official Gazette" No. 14 Broad Street 1867. 30 pp. with unnumbered index 42 pp. Half leather over cloth boards. Ink ownership inscription "W. Brandford Griffith / 1869" on a preliminary blank. Scattered foxing and light toning. A locally printed manual for the Barbados House of Assembly with the ownership inscription of William Brandford Griffith then both a member of the Assembly and the island's auditor-general. Griffith served in the Assembly from 1861 to 1874 and was appointed auditor-general in 1863; he subsequently held several other colonial offices before becoming governor of the Gold Coast in 1885. The rules numbered through 271 and accompanied by an extensive alphabetical index set out the conduct of the Assembly's public business. The index includes procedures for issuing election writs and returning the names of elected members to the governor and council together with the course to be followed when writs had not been executed. Although published well after emancipation these rules governed an Assembly whose electorate remained restricted by property qualifications. Free men of color had gained voting rights subject to those qualifications in 1831 and Samuel Jackman Prescod entered the Assembly in 1843. Planters and merchants nevertheless continued to dominate both the Assembly and the Legislative Council during the period in which Griffith served. OCLC records the 1867 edition OCLC 823344433 but we have been unable to identify a current institutional holding. . Office of "The Official Gazette," No. 14, Broad Street unknown
réf. 010907[Charente-Inférieure, Charente-Maritime], Liste générale de Messieurs les électeurs de la Charente inférieure réunis en Assemblée Electorale à La Rochelle. La Rochelle, Vincent Cappin, sd [ca.1800]. In-8, 31p. Curieux et intéressant document sur lequel nous n'avons rien trouvé. Broché d'époque, couverture papier vergé blanc, notes sur les feuillets blancs.
réf. 20505[divers], 1786 - 1787 - 1788 - 1789 - 1790 1 volume 10,5 x 16,5cm Modeste reliure d'époque demi-basane; dos lisse au titre "Recueil de pièces" doré encadré d'un double filet doré; papier de couvrure des plats bleu. 19 textes reliés en 1 volume (1 incomplet). Petit manque en coiffe de tête, plats frottés; certaines feuilles découpées à la limite des textes (parfois peu élégamment, mais sans manque); manque angulaire à 1 feuille du 1er texte (petit manque de texte sur 8 lignes); nom manuscrit à l'encre sur le titre du 2è; plusieurs dates ajoutés à la main; pâles rousseurs; taches marron angulaires au 15è texte ("adresse" de la milice d'Aix).
1872réf. 133923Versailles, Cerf 1872 3 volumes in-4 broché, 633 - 589 - XXVIII - 452 pp. Grand de marges. En partie non coupé. Quelques rousseurs. Dos brisé pour les deux premiers volumes avec un manque important au dos du second. Exemplaire de travail.Tome I : Rapports. Tome II : Dépositions des témoins. Tome III : Pièces justificatives. “Publication officielle, indispensable pour l'étude de la Commune” Le Quillec.
réf. 6767Numéro spécial (N° 74-75 de Mai-Juin 1963) de Lectures françaises, in 12, broché, 192 pp, nombreux portraits
1832réf. 339004New Haven: Palladium and Republican Office 1832. First edition of Rules for 1832. Broadside 1 page. Printed recto only. Text is printed in two columns within elemental border; printed area including ornamental border. circa 11-1/4 by 1- 7/16 inches. Paper is moderately foxed folded twice with light wear along folds bit of creasing at corners else a very good copy of a scarce broadside. First edition of Rules for 1832. Broadside 1 page. Printed recto only. Text is printed in two columns within elemental border; printed area including ornamental border. circa 11-1/4 by 1- 7/16 inches. OCLC lists no worldwide holdings. Not in American Imprints; not in OCLC Palladium and Republican Office unknown
réf. 11631Grenoble, Cuchet, 1788 et 1790 pour le 4ème partie ; in-4. 135pp. - 102pp. - 195pp. - 55pp.-1 tableau dépliant. Basane fauve marbrée, dos à nerfs orné, Pièce de titre de veau blond titrée : "Etat [de la] Provinc[e] de Dauphin[é]". Tranches rouges, roulettes dorées sur les coupes. Bel exemplaire, provenant de la bibliothèque de J. R. Fayolle, avec son ex-libris manuscrit sur le contreplat sup. (Jean Raymond Fayolle, (né à Saint-Paul-lès-Romans -Drôme- le 23 décembre 1746, mort à Grenoble le 7 mai 1821), avocat, il fut élu membre de la Convention en 1792, puis député au Conseil des Cinq-Cents en 1796, pour la Drôme, et fut finalement nommé juge au tribunal d'appel de Grenoble).
réf. 27874In-8, cartonnage gris de l'époque à la Bradel, viii, 104 p. Baville, et Paris, Vve Liberté, 1788.
réf. 37626In-8, broché, sous couverture papier moderne, (2), 92 p. Londres [i.e. Bordeaux ?], 1788.
réf. 28463In-8, broché, couverture papier moderne, tranches marbrées, 40 p. S.l.n.d. [1787].
réf. 36507In-8, broché, couverture papier bleu moderne, (1) f. de titre, xvi, 582 p., (1) f. d'errata, portrait de Louis XVI en frontispice. Paris, Bélin, 1792.
In-8, broché, couverture papier bleu moderne, (1) f. de titre, xvi, 582 p., (1) f. d'errata, portrait de Louis XVI en frontispice. Edition originale de cet historique méthodique des premières années de la révolution, l’une des premières tentatives d’histoire générale de la Révolution française. Tourneux (n°24) indique que cet ouvrage pourrait être attribué à Jacques Dulaure, sans valider cette attribution. L'auteur qui eut l'ambition de donner une suite à cet ouvrage ne publia que cette partie seule. (Catalogue de l'histoire de France, X, 306. Tourneux, I, n°24). Un assignat de 25 sols, authentifié par deux cachets estampés à froid, est inséré en fin de volume. Petite réparation en marge du feuillet d'errata, avec perte de quelques caractères. Bon exemplaire.
In-8, broché, couverture papier moderne, tranches marbrées, 40 p. Edition originale. Par le futur garde du sceau et maire de Paris. A l'occasion de l'assemblée des Notables convoquée par Colonne, réfutation chiffrée des ses analyses et des dispositions prises sous son administration. (Martin & Walter, 12223). Très bon exemplaire.
