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‎LETTRES‎

‎Lettres de Mlle de Lespinasse, suivies de ses autres oeuvres et de lettres de Mme du Deffand, de Turgot, de Bernardin de Saint-Pierre‎

‎Charpentier et Cie, libraires-éditeurs Broché 1876 In-12 (12 x 18,5 cm), broché, 409 pages, Lettres de Mlle de Lespinasse, suivies de ses autres oeuvres et de lettres de Mme du Deffand, de Turgot, de Bernardin de Saint-Pierre, revues sur les éditions originales augmentées des variantes, de nombreuses notes, d'un appendice comprenant les écrits de d'Alembert de Guibert, de Voltaire, de Frédéric II, sur Mlle de Lespinasse, d'un index et précédées d'une notice biographique et littéraire par Eugène Asse ; réparation à la colle au dos, par ailleurs intérieur très frais, bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.‎

‎Fragments sur l'Inde sur le général Lalli, et le Comte de MORANGIÉS - FRÉDÉGONDE ET BRUNÉHAUT, roman historique- LA NOUVELLE CLÉMENTINE OU LETTRES DE HENRIETTE DE BERVILLE -. ‎

‎A Londre/ A LA HAYE, Se trouve a Paris chez la Veuve Duchesne, Chez l'auteur/chez Monory libr, 1775-1774; in-8, 179-164-184 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Remarque : TROIS TEXTES DANS LA MÊME RELIURE - reliure plein veau dos manque la coiffe du haut coins usagé trace de pliure sur le dos mors un peu fendu état correct de la reliure. - 1773. Fragments sur l'Inde, et sur le Général F N.p. (Paris?): 1773. (4)162 8vo, 19th-century hcalf (a trifle rubbed).A rare edition, probably printed in Paris on paper from Rouen; a paginary reprint of the Geneva first edition published earlier the same year, but omitting a final section on the Verron trial. This is one of many works written by Voltaire at Ferney in his eightieth year. His object was an analysis of the French presence in India, in particular the events leading up to the execution of General Lally after the loss of Pondicherry to the British in 1761. Voltaire's interest in the affair arose from his sense of the injustices inherent in French criminal procedure. Lally was tried five years after the fact, on vague charges which hinted darkly at treason; but he was in truth a scapegoat for mismanagement and the loss of colonial power. The case of the comte de Morangiés, which occupies pp. 163-184, is unrelated, but also involves the inadequacies of the French legal system; the issue in that case was the custom of pre-trial imprisonment, which extended to cases of all kinds and made it difficult for an accused to defend himself - texte en bon état sauf l4/6 première feuilles manque sur un coin- La Nouvelle Clémentine ou Lettres de Henriette de Berville -LEONARD Nicolas Germain - né à la Guadeloupe en 1744 - N.p. (Paris?): 1773. (4)162 pp. 8vo, 19th-century half calf (a trifle rubbed).A rare edition, probably printed in Paris on paper from Rouen; a paginary reprint of the Geneva first edition published earlier the same year, but omitting a final section on the Verron trial. This is one of many works written by Voltaire at Ferney in his eightieth year. His object was an analysis of the French presence in India, in particular the events leading up to the execution of General Lally after the loss of Pondicherry to the British in 1761. Voltaire's interest in the affair arose from his sense of the injustices inherent in French criminal procedure. Lally was tried five years after the fact, on vague charges which hinted darkly at treason; but he was in truth a scapegoat for mismanagement and the loss of colonial power. The case of the comte de Morangiés, which occupies pp. 163-184, is unrelated, but also involves the inadequacies of the French legal system; the issue in that case was the custom of pre-trial imprisonment, which extended to cases of all kinds and made it difficult for an accused to defend himself - texte en bon état sauf l4/6 première feuilles manque sur un coin- La Nouvelle Clémentine ou Lettres de Henriette de Berville -LEONARD Nicolas Germain - né à la Guadeloupe en 1744 - exemplaire grand de marges - Rare édition originale - La Haye 1774 Chez Monory - Frédégonde et Brunéhaut par Monvel roman Historique in8 a londres et se trouve a Paris chez la veuve Duchesne Libraire. 1775 avec gravures.‎

‎Remarque : TROIS TEXTES DANS LA MÊME RELIURE - reliure plein veau dos manque la coiffe du haut coins usagé trace de pliure sur le dos mors un peu fendu état correct de la reliure. - 1773. Fragments sur l'Inde, et sur le Général F N.p. (Paris?): 1773. (4)162 8vo, 19th-century hcalf (a trifle rubbed).A rare edition, probably printed in Paris on paper from Rouen; a paginary reprint of the Geneva first edition published earlier the same year, but omitting a final section on the Verron trial. This is one of many works written by Voltaire at Ferney in his eightieth year. His object was an analysis of the French presence in India, in particular the events leading up to the execution of General Lally after the loss of Pondicherry to the British in 1761. Voltaire's interest in the affair arose from his sense of the injustices inherent in French criminal procedure. Lally was tried five years after the fact, on vague charges which hinted darkly at treason; but he was in truth a scapegoat for mismanagement and the loss of colonial power. The case of the comte de Morangiés, which occupies pp. 163-184, is unrelated, but also involves the inadequacies of the French legal system; the issue in that case was the custom of pre-trial imprisonment, which extended to cases of all kinds and made it difficult for an accused to defend himself - texte en bon état sauf l4/6 première feuilles manque sur un coin- La Nouvelle Clémentine ou Lettres de Henriette de Berville -LEONARD Nicolas Germain - né à la Guadeloupe en 1744 - N.p. (Paris?): 1773. (4)162 pp. 8vo, 19th-century half calf (a trifle rubbed).A rare edition, probably printed in Paris on paper from Rouen; a paginary reprint of the Geneva first edition published earlier the same year, but omitting a final section on the Verron trial. This is one of many works written by Voltaire at Ferney in his eightieth year. His object was an analysis of the French presence in India, in particular the events leading up to the execution of General Lally after the loss of Pondicherry to the British in 1761. Voltaire's interest in the affair arose from his sense of the injustices inherent in French criminal procedure. Lally was tried five years after the fact, on vague charges which hinted darkly at treason; but he was in truth a scapegoat for mismanagement and the loss of colonial power. The case of the comte de Morangiés, which occupies pp. 163-184, is unrelated, but also involves the inadequacies of the French legal system; the issue in that case was the custom of pre-trial imprisonment, which extended to cases of all kinds and made it difficult for an accused to defend himself - texte en bon état sauf l4/6 première feuilles manque sur un coin- La Nouvelle Clémentine ou Lettres de Henriette de Berville -LEONARD Nicolas Germain - né à la Guadeloupe en 1744 - exemplaire grand de marges - Rare édition originale - La Haye 1774 Chez Monory - Frédégonde et Brunéhaut par Monvel roman Historique in8 a londres et se trouve a Paris chez la veuve Duchesne Libraire. 1775 avec gravures.‎

‎La Revue des lettres modernes : Etudes bernanosiennes (9 volumes)‎

‎La revue des lettres modernes Broché "Neuf volumes in-12 (14,2 x 19 cm), brochés, 9 numéros de ""La Revue des Lettres Modernes"" consacrés aux études bernanosiennes, du n°2 au n°13 (SAUF les n°10 et 11) ; pliures au dos, mors frottés et traces sur les plats aux trois premiers volumes, couleurs du texte dégorgées aux plats des n°6, 7 et 8, dos et bords des plats brunis au n°13, rousseurs aux tranches du n°3-4, par ailleurs assez bon état général. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande."‎

‎Lettres aux Montchal (2 volumes)‎

‎François Bernouard Broché 1947 "Deux volumes in-8 (14 x 20,3 cm), brochés, non coupés, exemplaires sur Alfa, ces deux volumes sont issus de ""L'Oeuvre complète de Léon Bloy (1846-1917)"" éditée par François Bernouard, le premier volume (XXVI-238 pages) contient : Lettres aux Montchal inédites (1884-1886) ; le second volume (paginé de 240 à 500) contient : Lettres aux Montchal inédites (1886-1890) ; coin inférieur du quatrième plat du premier volume corné, par ailleurs bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande."‎

‎Ces papier tachés d'encre-Fleurons des lettres et manuscrits. ‎

‎Paris, Gallimrd - Musée des lettres et manuscrits, 2014; in-8 oblong, broché, couverture illustr.‎

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