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Best.-Nr. 0270638245.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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1882- G. Téqui, Paris 1882, 11,5x18,5cm, relié. - Quinzième édition. Reliure en demi chagrin rouge, dos à quatre nerfs comportant des traces de frottements orné de pointillés, filets et motifs typographiques dorés, encadrements de filets à froid sur les plats de cartonnage rouge, deuxième plat sali et taché, gardes et contreplats de papier à la cuve, tranches marbrées. Quelques petites rousseurs. [ENGLISH DESCRIPTION ON DEMAND]
Best.-Nr. ML3269P, Tequi, 1871 , in12br , 178pp L' arrestation et l' éxcécution de 5 pères jésuites durant la Commune Langue: Français
1872Best.-Nr. 46405522Paris, Adolphe Josse, 1872 ; grand in-8, demi-basane brune de l’époque, non rogné. 2 ff., 193 pp., 1 f. de table - 5 planches de fac-similés et 5 planches avec les photographies originale des 5 jésuites montées sur carton.Récit de l’arrestation, de l’emprisonnement à Mazas, à la Roquette et de l’exécution de 5 jésuites de Paris pendant la Commune. L’auteur, un jésuite né à Vitré, mort à Paris en 1874 donne une courte biographie de chacun des 5 “martyrs” au début du livre. Belle typographie avec des lettrines illustrées et les initiales coloriées en rouge.
1873Best.-Nr. 122650P., G. Téqui, 1873, in-12, 299 pp, 11e édition, reliure demi-chagrin carmin, dos à 4 nerfs pointillés, titres et fleurons dorés, encadrement à froid sur les plats et fer doré d'un établissement jésuite au centre du 1er plat, tranches marbrées (rel. de l'époque), coiffes frottées et un peu abîmées, plats lég. salis, bon état
Best.-Nr. 21266Paris, Téqui, 1873,] in-12, 299 pp., demi-basane rouge, dos lisse (reliure de l'époque).
Best.-Nr. 9939Paris, Téqui, 1873 in-12, 299 pp., demi-basane verte, dos lisse (reliure de l'époque).
Best.-Nr. 142562Paris, Téqui, 1933 in-12, 341 pp., broché.
1996Best.-Nr. 2080202104500648Heibonsha 1996. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Heibonsha paperback
1993Best.-Nr. 2080502106511150Heibonsha 1993. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Heibonsha paperback
1778Best.-Nr. 44871London: Henry Fenwick 1778. The county of Middlesex essentially London was the heart of radical politics in England at the time of the Revolution and the greatest pro-American feeling was found in the merchants and working classes of the metropolis. The colonists often appealed directly to Middlesex for support. These works contain petitions relating to the American colonies dating from June 1774 to March 1778 including petitions regarding the Quebec Act in which the people express their concern over the encroachment of Catholicism and French influence in the colony. Likewise it includes the text of a letter from John Hancock to the mayor of London dated September 1775 expressing a hope for peace between Britain and the colonies. Adams notes that these two titles are often found bound together sometimes with other publications of the Council. The petition of the freeholders of Middlesex County concerns the John Wilkes case. Wilkes ran for Parliament and was elected as a radical candidate for Middlesex but was arrested and imprisoned shortly thereafter for seditious libel. Wilkes spoke out against the British war against the American colonies and his opposition to the Crown was a rallying point for the American cause. Contemporary calf spine gilt leather label. Boards heavily worn head and foot of spine chipped. Very minor scattered foxing. Good plus. In a brown half morocco and cloth slipcase. ESTC T108621 T108605 T43921. AMERICAN CONTROVERSY 78-65. hardcover
1778Best.-Nr. H12365London: Henry Fenwick 1778. Hardcover. Good. Small 8vo old calf good copy some rubbing and wear to boards some restoration to spine and joints with japanese paper and new paper spine label contents VG and clean. BOUND WITH two other publications from the same publisher: "A Petition of the reeholders of the County of Middlesex presented to His Majesty the 24th of May 1769" and "Addresses Remonstrances and Petitions; commencing the 24th of June 1769.with His Majesty's Answers; likewise The Speech to the King made by the late Mr. Alderman Beckford when Lord Mayor of the City of London." 88 11 151 2 pp. Henry Fenwick hardcover
1778Best.-Nr. 44871London: Henry Fenwick 1778. The county of Middlesex essentially London was the heart of radical politics in England at the time of the Revolution and the greatest pro-American feeling was found in the merchants and working classes of the metropolis. The colonists often appealed directly to Middlesex for support. These works contain petitions relating to the American colonies dating from June 1774 to March 1778 including petitions regarding the Quebec Act in which the people express their concern over the encroachment of Catholicism and French influence in the colony. Likewise it includes the text of a letter from John Hancock to the mayor of London dated September 1775 expressing a hope for peace between Britain and the colonies. Adams notes that these two titles are often found bound together sometimes with other publications of the Council. The petition of the freeholders of Middlesex County concerns the John Wilkes case. Wilkes ran for Parliament and was elected as a radical candidate for Middlesex but was arrested and imprisoned shortly thereafter for seditious libel. Wilkes spoke out against the British war against the American colonies and his opposition to the Crown was a rallying point for the American cause. Contemporary calf spine gilt leather label. Boards heavily worn head and foot of spine chipped. Very minor scattered foxing. Good plus. In a brown half morocco and cloth slipcase. ESTC T108621 T108605 T43921. AMERICAN CONTROVERSY 78-65. hardcover books
2011Best.-Nr. 8517Editions Autres Temps 2011 131 pages 13x1 6x21 8cm. 2011. broché. 131 pages. Cette biographie d'Adolphe Thiers par André Segond retrace la vie les combats politiques les controverses et l'héritage de cette figure historique majeure née à Marseille en 1797 et morte à Paris en 1877. L'auteur professeur d'histoire au lycée Thiers et historien propose une analyse nuancée cherchant à réhabiliter la mémoire d'un homme souvent critiqué en mettant en lumière à la fois ses réussites et ses failles
Best.-Nr. 68-3910Rouen France: Imprimerie nationale 1791. Letterpress on rag. 19.7 x 12.5 cm. 7 pp. VG. En Francais. Rouen, France: Imprimerie nationale, 1791. unknown
1873Best.-Nr. 59111873 demi- chagrin rouge. (Bel exemplaire, sauf pour un manque de percaline sur le Ier plat). in-4, IV, 804pp. (impr. sur 3 colonnes), P. Librairie du Moniteur Universel Decembre 1873,
1870Best.-Nr. 6458A. Chevalier | Paris 1870 | 11 x 17 cm | broché
1856Best.-Nr. 38042La Revue des deux mondes | Paris 1856 | 15.50 x 25 cm | en feuillets
1932Best.-Nr. RO80091583IMP. CARRETIER Désiré. 17 août 1932. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 1 affiche pliée, de 61 x 42 cm.. . . . Classification : 300-Affiches Divers
Best.-Nr. ORD-19479Paris. Dentu. 1871. In-12 (122 x 188 mm) broché, couverture illustrée, 244 pages. Couverture un peu défraîchie et insolée, dos fendillé, rousseurs éparses. Assez bon exemplaire.
1774Best.-Nr. 28601SAINTE-LUCE 1774 1 document manuscrit à l'encre brune sur vélin parchemin de 4 pages, format : 27,5 centimètres de haut sur 20,5 centimètres de large, cachet fiscal en haut de la 1ère page en noir : "BRETAGNE - 1 SOL", signatures historiées des Notaires Royaux de Nantes : MORICET ET JALABER, AFFÉAGEMENT DE LA TERRE DE LA RINTIÈRE, COMMUNE DE SAINTE-LUCE PRÈS DE L'AUBINIÈRE, DE 48 CORDES, PAR PIERRE MAUCLERC DE LA MUZANCHÈRE ÉVEQUE DE NANTES, A PIERRE FRANCOIS GRIBAULT DE LA MOTTE, AVOCAT AU PARLEMENT, PROCUREUR AU SIÈGE PRÉSIDIAL DU COMTÉ DE NANTES, DEMEURANT AU PILORI, PAROISSE DE SAINTE-CROIX A NANTES, LE 9 JUILLET 1774,
