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2021réf. x-240609619XClassiques Garnier Multimedia 2021. Paperback. New. 1480 pages. French language. 5.91x2.56x8.66 inches. Classiques Garnier Multimedia paperback
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1809réf. e2048London: J Callow. G: in Good condition. Cover lightly rubbed. Heraldic book-plate on paste-down. 1809. The third edition with additions. Brown hardback half-leather cover with marbled boards. 200mm x 120mm 8" x 5". 24pp. Translated from the French. . J Callow hardcover
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réf. 64397Paris Académie Royal des Sciences 1756. 4to 27.2 x 21.0 cm. 15 11; 4 pp. two large folded engraved plates. No wrappers issued. = Fine descriptions and illustrations of a new species of shrew in comparison to other known species. This is followed by a supplementary note published in a later volume however still in the same year by an anonymous colleague of Daubenton. Published in the academy's Mémoires. First page edges rather soiled; otherwise a very good copy without spotting. Rare. Not in Nissen ZBI. unknown
1738réf. YY5889John Hoyles for Thomas Meighan 1738. Half vellum marbled boards. Bookplate convent inscription. Frontis portrait. Minor wear. Robust packaging. Tracking is always added to USA orders. It can be added to other overseas orders on request. Used books are exempt from USA tariffs. Binding sound text unmarked. Binding sound text unmarked . Very Good/No dustwrapper. viii 368pp. John Hoyles for Thomas Meighan Hardcover
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1787réf. 261336Genève: Chez François Dufart Imprimeur-Libraire 1787. First Geneva edition; and 2nd edition after the first of Paris 1786-87. 4 302; 4 319 pp. 8vo. Contemporary mottled calf gilt spine raised bands marbled endpapers red-stained edges. Head and foot slightly rubbed lower joints just starting but firm. Very good. First Geneva edition; and 2nd edition after the first of Paris 1786-87. 4 302; 4 319 pp. 8vo. A sentimental popular epistolary novel in its day showing the influence of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's LA NOUVELLE HELOISE and Samuel Richardson. Gove cites Servais Etienne: "Il suffit de lire Zélie . pour se rendre un compte exacte de l'influence de Richardson à l'extrême fin de l'ancien régime. Il est certain que Mme Daubenton a fait un effort pour se rapprocher du roman anglais .". OCLC: 43197583 2 copies in the U.S.; Gove THE IMAGINARY VOYAGE IN PROSE FICTION pp. 382-384 Chez François Dufart Imprimeur-Libraire unknown
1782réf. 24032Paris: Ph.-D Pierres 1782. First Edition. Contemporary stiff marbled wrappers. Very good; small gum label on the spine; the spine titled in ink. 8vo xvi 1 - 414 2 pp. 22 engraved plates The classic treatise on the breeding of sheep. Trained as a physician Daubenton did his best work as a naturalist and a teacher of veterinary science at the French national school at Alfort. He established an experimental farm in his home town of Montbard in Bourgogne and acquired Merino sheep. This flock was the first Merino flock in France and Daubenton went on to write this guide on the subject of shepherding and maintaining healthy flocks. In 1785 Sir Joseph Banks acquired a small group of the Merinos from Daubenton's stock to take back to his residence at Isleworth near London. Dingley #213 - a much later printing only. Ph.-D Pierres unknown books
1787réf. 261336Genève: Chez François Dufart Imprimeur-Libraire 1787. First Geneva edition; and 2nd edition after the first of Paris 1786-87. 4 302; 4 319 pp. 8vo. Contemporary mottled calf gilt spine raised bands marbled endpapers red-stained edges. Head and foot slightly rubbed lower joints just starting but firm. Very good. First Geneva edition; and 2nd edition after the first of Paris 1786-87. 4 302; 4 319 pp. 8vo. A sentimental popular epistolary novel in its day showing the influence of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's LA NOUVELLE HELOISE and Samuel Richardson. Gove cites Servais Etienne: "Il suffit de lire Zélie . pour se rendre un compte exacte de l'influence de Richardson à l'extrême fin de l'ancien régime. Il est certain que Mme Daubenton a fait un effort pour se rapprocher du roman anglais .". OCLC: 43197583 2 copies in the U.S.; Gove THE IMAGINARY VOYAGE IN PROSE FICTION pp. 382-384 Chez François Dufart Imprimeur-Libraire unknown books
1782réf. 19025Paris: De L’Imprimerie de Ph.-D. Pierres 1782. FIRST EDITION. With 22 full-page engraved plates woodcut head- and tailpieces. Contemporary calf spine elaborate gilt with label marbled endpapers; an excellent copy. First edition; everything you need to know about sheep. For the shepherd or flock owner Daubenton treats anatomy and the various activities relating to their breeding such as shearing and sheep care all with detailed illustrations. This work containing the most up-to-date information was so successful that it was translated into German Italian Spanish and Dutch. In 1820 the fifteenth edition was still being printed. Of particular interest is his comparison between French and foreign wools. Daubenton 1716-1799 physician and naturalist was one of Buffon’s main collaborators in compiling his Natural history with the task of dealing with the anatomical descriptions of quadrupeds. In his native town Montbard in the Côte d’Or he set up a model “farm” dedicated particularly to breeding the Merino sheep. At a time when France was still indebted to Spain for wool he strove to create a new breed capable of competing with those of the Iberian and other foreign territories. Nouvelle Biographie Générale 13-14 pp. 162-164; Goldsmith 12261; Kress Supplement 4997. De L’Imprimerie de Ph.-D. Pierres unknown books
