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1784326050Paris: Chez Hardouin 1784. Hardcover. Very Good. 12mo. 168pp. Contemporary half-calf and papercovered boards red morocco spine label gilt. Lettering rubbed on spine but a handsome very good copy. Chez Hardouin hardcover
1795100049058Debray 1795. Bon Etat de conservation cependant couvertures assez frottées intérieurs globalement propre qq rousseurs tampons bibliothèque. in16. 1795. Relié. 188-258-228 pages. Debray unknown
1788032031Paris: Chez Hardouin 1788. Book. Very Good Book condition. Leather. 24mo - over 5" - 5¾" tall. "Cette edition ornee de six figures et de deux frontispices en taille-douce est la seule avouee par l'Auteur." A lovely set with leather spines and corners green boards gilt lettering 6 engravings and 2 frontispieces. Some rubbing to covers and slight creasing to leather spines. In remarkable condition considering its age. / Tres beau livres avec dos et coins en cuir plats verts et lettrage dore. Couvertures un peu frottees. Reliures propres et solides. Our rating system: 1. Fine; 2. Near Fine; 3. Very Good; 4. Good; 5. Fair. Chez Hardouin Hardcover
17811503190020A Londres 1781-01-01. Hardcover. Very Good. 12mo. Engraved title 6 284 p.4 pl. Bound in contemporary mottled calf. Gilt spine. Page ends washed red. Marbled endpages. Good binding and cover. Shelfwear. Cracking to hinges at head of spine. Clean unmarked pages. Gay III 583 ; Cohen-Ricci 783. in reference to 1779 edition. A Londres hardcover
178749411Londres London et se trouve à Caen: Manoury 1787. Fine. Manoury Londres London et se trouve à Caen 1787 7.50 x 12.50 cm 2 volumes reliés Counterfeit of the Cazin 1781 edition of these erotic pieces Madagascan songs and literary miscellanies. According to the permission placed at the end of the second volume this fourth edition would have been printed in 1500 copies. It is illustrated with 2 engraved title-frontispieces bearing the mention ""Fifth edition"" and 5 figures etched by Coulet. Copy on blue-tinted laid paper. Later 19th century bindings in full blue morocco decorated in Du Seuil style signed Allô. Spines with five raised bands richly decorated with compartments fleurons fillets and gilt dentelles. Six-fold frame of gilt fillets and corner fleurons on boards. Gilt fillet emphasizing edges and headcaps. Wide gilt dentelles framing the marbled paper pastedowns. All edges gilt. A few very minor scuffs and boards slightly dulled otherwise a handsome copy. The Chevalier de Parny 1753-1814 was born on Île Bourbon present-day Réunion. He stayed in France as a seminarian then officer before returning to his native island which permeates his Madagascan songs. From the library of Léon Rattier with his bookplate. Manoury hardcover
1787186210Londres.: Hardouin et Gattey. 1787. 1st edition. Contemporary full marbled calf gilt borders. Good spine head chipped covers worn at extremities lacks free endpapers lacks frontis ink and pencil notes to title page still a sound copy with clean text. 12mo. 13x8x1.5 cm. French text. Rare first edition of Songs of Madagascar later set to music by Maurice Ravel. weight: 0.3 lb. Hardouin et Gattey. unknown
179938462à Paris: Chez Didot 1799. Fine. Chez Didot à Paris 1799 - An VII 9.50 x 15.80 cm relié First edition extra-illustrated with a frontispiece by Cochin engraved by Sornique.Les nouveaux saints. Chez Dabin. Paris. 1801. Third edition. André Marie Chénier.Qu'est-ce que la théophilantropie A la librairie claissique. Paris.1801.La religion naturelle est-elle absurde intolérante contraires aux idées reçues et conduit-elle au fanatisme Se trouve à la libraire du Pont Michel. An 6.Sur la philosophie. An 9. S.n. S.l. Contemporary full green morocco binding. Smooth spine decorated à la grotesque with trellis work roulette at head and foot. Red morocco title label. Roulette border on covers. Edges gilt. Small lack at head. One corner slightly bumped. Rubbing to head and joints. The frontispiece has been backed with paper on verso. Handsome copy.La guerre des dieux is a satirical poem in which the gods of the Christian religion and those of Greco-Roman mythology clash; it gave rise to numerous complaints from its publication and was at the same time placed very highly in this type of production due to the quality of its language and style. The first editions are sought after because all subsequent ones were expurgated. Following this famous poem by Parny an amateur has gathered several texts from the same period accounting for the situation of religion in France; the texts illuminate each other and allow one to understand the circumstances that could have given birth to Parny's poem. Chénier's second text is also a satire on religion and philosophers. Theophilanthropy emerged in 1797 a movement placing the love of God and mankind above all things and departing from the church. The article that follows is a defense of natural religion and its adherents. The last text brings together philosophy and natural religion and rejects all superstition. Bookplate of Auguste Dide. Chez Didot unknown
