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DELAVEAU (Philippe).Livre Rare Book

Eaux dlectables, Nuit. Illustrations de Julius Baltazar.

Mezeray, Francois Eudes de; Henri Philippe de LimiersBiblio.com

Abregè Chronologique ou Extraict de L'Histoire de France Complete in 4 volumes

22941NP n/d. Hardcover. `. Volumes 1-3. Mèzeray Francois Eudes de. Abregè chronologique ou Extrait de I'histoire de France. Paris. 1668. Louis Billaine. Tome I: Commencant a Faramond & finissant a la fin du Regne Charles le bel. 852834pp. Tome II: Commencant au Roy Philippe de Valois & finissant a la fin du Regne de Henry II. 2529-98528pp. Tome III: Commencant au Roy Francois II. & finissant a la fin du Regne de Henry IV. 4987-148936pp. Rare first edition of Mèzeray's early work on the history of France. Includes biographies of the French kings. Title-pages with small engraving. Illustrated with 58 in-text portrait engravings. 4 empyt frames for first kings in Vol. 1 as issued. Head and tailpieces decorative initials. Indexes. Vol. IV: Limiers Henri Philippe de. Abregè Chronologique ou Extraict de L'Histoire de France sous les règnes de Louis XIII & Louis XIV; por servir de suite a celui de Francois de Mèzeray. Nouvelle Edition Augmentèe de la vie de Mèzeray. Amsterdam. 1728. Chez David Mortier. 600pp. Marbled endpapers. Title-page vignette. This volume was written 45 years after Mèzeray's death. It is the continuation of the first 3 volumes and covers the reigns of King Louis XIII and Louis XIV. Includes a biography of Mèzeray. Index. Francois Eudes de Mèzeray 1610-1683 was a French historian who was given the title of "Historiographer to the King of France" however his critisism of French kings for over-taxing their subjects led to the loss of his title and pension. This his most famous work went through fifteen editions between 1668 and 1717. 4to. All volumes bound in matching contemporary calf with gold decorated spine and title-label. Raised bands. Boards with all gold-tooled edges. Vol. 4 is one-inch smaller than volumes 1-3 with matching binding. Age wear abrasions and surface hairline cracks on binding. Gold lettering on spine faded. Head and tail of spines chipped. Typewritten summary by previous owner pasted on insides of front boards in Vol. 1 and 4. Split on parts of joints on front and back board of all volumes firmly holding. Title-page in Vol. I tipped-in and repaired along gutter "L'hotel Dieu D'abbeville" handwritten on half-title of all volumes. Worming from page 945 through rear in Vol. 4 expertly repaired. Bottom edges from front endpaper through page 1999 in Vol. 3 expertly repaired staining near bottom edge on first 3 leafs of same volume. "Robert Florey a Paris" in pencil on inside of front board in Vol. 3. Minor staining creasing and rippling to some pages in all volumes. Very few leafs chipped on edges. Text in French. Besides faults mentioned in overall good to very good condition. Rare as a complete set. NP hardcover

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LOUIS PHILIPPE IBiblio.com

Fine Letter Signed in French with translation as Duke of Orleans with autograph subscription to "His Majesty the King of the Two Sicilies and Naples" D'Orleans 1773-1850 King of the French from 1830-1848 the July Monarchy

42419saying that the "Prince of Castelcicala gave me the letter that Your Majesty did me the honour of writing to me on January 5th. I can only respond by expressing my deep sorrow for the overwhelming loss we have made of the late King Your August Father. Very grateful for the kindness with which Your Majesty is willing to announce this fatal event to me and for all the affection that He deigns to show me I beg Him to accept my respectful congratulations on his accession to the Throne as well as the tribute of my respect my unwavering attachment and my wishes for the prosperity of his Reign. Sire I am the very humble and very obedient Servant and Brother-in-law of Your Majesty." 2 sides 4to. with original autograph envelope with seal Paris 11th February After the abdication of Napoleon Louis Philippe known as Louis Philippe Duke of Orléans returned to France during the reign of his cousin Louis XVIII at the time of the Bourbon Restoration. Louis Philippe had reconciled the Orléans family with Louis XVIII in exile and was once more to be found in the elaborate royal court. However his resentment at the treatment of his family the cadet branch of the House of Bourbon under the Ancien Régime caused friction between him and Louis XVIII and he openly sided with the liberal opposition. FERDINAND I 1751-1825 King of the Two Sicilies was deposed twice from the throne of Naples: once by the revolutionary Parthenopean Republic for six months in 1799 and again by a French invasion in 1806 before being restored in 1815 at the end of the Napoleonic Wars. He was succeeded by his son FRANCIS I 1777-1830. At the death of his older brother Carlo Duke of Calabria in 1778 Francis became the heir-apparent to the thrones of Naples and Sicily with the title Duke of Calabria the traditional title of the heir apparent to the Neapolitan throne. Transcription Sire Le Prince de Castelcicala m'a remis la lettre que Votre Majesté m'a fait l'honneur de m'écrire le 5 janvier dernier. Je ne puis y répondre que par l'expression de ma profonde douleur pour la perte accablante que nous avons faite du feu Roi Votre Auguste Père. Bien reconnaissant de la bonté avec laquelle Votre Majesté veut bien m'annoncer ce funeste événement et de toute l'affection qu'Elle daigne me témoigner je La supplie d'agréer mes respectueuses félicitations sur son avènement au Trône ainsi que l'hommage de mon respect de mon inébranlable attachement et de mes vux pour la prospérité de son Règne. Je suis Sire de Votre Majesté le très humble et très obéissant Serviteur et Beau-frère Louis Philippe D'Orléans. Paris ce 11 février 1825 Translation Sire The Prince of Castelcicala gave me the letter that Your Majesty did me the honour of writing to me on January 5th. I can only respond by expressing my deep sorrow for the overwhelming loss we have made of the late King Your August Father. Very grateful for the kindness with which Your Majesty is willing to announce this fatal event to me and for all the affection that He deigns to show me I beg Him to accept my respectful congratulations on his accession to the Throne as well as the tribute of my respect my unwavering attachment and my wishes for the prosperity of his Reign. Sire I am the very humble and very obedient Servant and Brother-in-law of Your Majesty Louis Philippe D'Orléans. Paris February 11 1825 unknown

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