‎POMPERY, E. DE.‎
‎Théorie de l'Association et de l'Unité universelle de C. Fourier; Introduction religieuse et philosophique. Paris, Capelle, 1841. - (Bound with:) PELLARIN, Ch. Allocutions d'un Socialiste, par Ch. Pellarin, auteur de: Fourier, sa vie et sa théorie.‎

‎Paris, Capelle, Librairie Sociétaire, 1846. Two works in one volume. (8), xvi, 384 pp.; 48 pp. 8vo. Modern half hard-grained morocco, marbled boards, spine gilt in compartments, gilt lettering, the letters H.D. stamped in gilt at foot of spine. First work: Del Bo, p. 40; not in Kress; Goldsmiths 32488; Einaudi 4496. First edition. Edouard de Pompery adopted the ideas of Fourier in 1839, the year in which he lectured at a meeting of the freemasons of Brest on Fourier's ideas and system. He also published in the Phalange, the Démocratie pacifique, the Revue sociale of Pierre Leroux and the Courrier Français.A bit paperspotted.Second work: Del Bo, p. 39; not in Kress; not in Goldsmiths; not in Einaudi.First edition, and a rare work by the man who is chiefly known for his often reprinted work on Fourier's life and theories, an important and very good book on Fourier.Pellarin started out as a Saint-Simonist but became a Fourierist after he had read the Traité de l'Association domestique-agricole.A bit browned, and with the bookplate of Henry Delpech on front paste-down. ‎

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