Marie-Jean-Antoine Nicolas de Caritat, marquis de Condorcet ; Arthur Condorcet O'Connor ; François AragoLivre Rare Book
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18470496Paris, Firmin-Didot, 1847-49. Édition originale des œuvres complètes du philosophe par son gendre et le savant François Arago. Quasi complet, seul le volume X manque. Onze forts volumes (sur les 12) de 154 x 231 mm reliés demi-chagrin grainé tabac, dos à 5 nerfs, mention "ŒUVRES DE CONDORCET" et tomaison en caractères d'imprimerie dorés. Gardes colorées, portrait de Condorcet en frontispice sous papier de soie. Plus de 5500 pages en tout : tome I, Biographie de Condorcet par Arago et œuvres diverses, CLXXXVI et 652 pp. ; tome II, Éloges I, VIII et 672 pp. ; tome III, Éloges II, 664 pp. ; tome IV, Mélanges de littérature et de philosophie I, 644 pp. ; tome V, Mélanges de littérature et de philosophie II, 575 pp. ; tome VI, Mélanges de littérature et de philosophie III, 662 pp. ; tome VII, Économie politique et politique I, 575 pp. ; tome VIII, Économie politique et politique II, 662 pp. ; tome IX, Économie politique et politique III, 547 pp. ; tome X manquant ; tome XI, Politique I, 676 p. ; tome XII, Politique II, 690 pp. Marie-Jean-Antoine Nicolas de Caritat, marquis de Condorcet (1743-1794), fut l'une des grandes figures intellectuelles du mouvement des Lumières. "Célèbre pour ses travaux pionniers en statistique et en probabilités, pour son analyse des modes de scrutin, le vote Condorcet, « théorème du jury » et le paradoxe de Condorcet, ainsi que pour ses écrits philosophiques et son action politique, notamment contre l'esclavage et pour l'égalité des sexes, tant avant la Révolution que sous celle-ci. Siégeant parmi les girondins, il propose la refondation du système éducatif ainsi que celle du droit pénal." (Wikipédia) Grand ami de d'Alembert, puis de Voltaire, il finit par se mettre la Convention révolutionnaire à dos et mourut dans des circonstances mal connues sous la Terreur alors qu'il était au cachot. Quelques rousseurs à travers les volumes, très petits trous de ver à certains sans perte au texte, frontispice bien présent, petits manques au cuir en coiffe et queue de certains volumes, cuir du dos du vol. XII en bonne partie manquant. Bon état général. Complet hors le volume X manquant.
238334Paris, chez les marchands de nouveautés, an XII - 1804 in-8, [2] ff. n. ch., 168 pp., dérelié. Mouillures en début d'ouvrage.
1988RO30314093GF / Flammarion. 1988. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos plié, Intérieur frais. 350 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 120-Epistémologie, causalité, genre humain
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1935100151539Imprimerie de la division d'instruction 1935 in8. 1935. Agrafé.
238398Paris, Imprimerie des sourds et muets, s.d. (1791) in-8, 22 pp., dérelié.
1778148111778 Paris (Genève), 1778, sans nom d'éditeur (Grasset), in 8 de XII-316 pp., titre encadré portrait de Pascal gravé par Demeuse en frontispice et portrait de Voltaire gravé par Brichet placé face à la préface, page 163 numérotée par erreur 139, jolies vignettes gravées sur bois, culs de lampes etc., rel. d'ép. plein veau fauve marbré, dos lisse orné de fers dorés, pièce de titre de maroquin rouge, tranches jaspées de couleurs, bel ex.
180256417Kiøbenhavn: A. Soldin 1802. 8vo. Indbundet i et samtidigt hldrbd. med rygforgyldning. Titeletiket i skind med forgyldt titel. Kantslid. Øvre kapitæl slidt. Hjørner stødte. Et brændemærke på forpermermen har afgivet en brunplet på de første 6 blade. Enkelte brunpletter ellers ren og pæn. Trykt på godt papir. Ex libris Nicolai Bøgh. <br/><br/><em>Titeloplag idet indholdet er identisk med førstetrykket fra 1798. </em> unknown
180256417Kiøbenhavn: A. Soldin, 1802. 8vo. Indbundet i et samtidigt hldrbd. med rygforgyldning. Titeletiket i skind med forgyldt titel. Kantslid. Øvre kapitæl slidt. Hjørner stødte. Et brændemærke på forpermermen har afgivet en brunplet på de første 6 blade. Enkelte brunpletter, ellers ren og pæn. Trykt på godt papir. Ex libris Nicolai Bøgh.
182986487Paris: Armand-Aubree. Very Good; Professionally Rebound in Leather With Raised Bands With . Marbled Boards. 1829. Leather. 449 pages . Armand-Aubree hardcover
1610Kehl: De L'imprimerie De La Société Littéraire Typographiques 1789. Hardcover. Good. Octavo. iv 374pp. 2 a8-z8; aa4 - aa4 blank. Half-title present. Quarter vellum over marbled boards. All edges marbled red. Cioranescu I 20418. All edges stamped by an academic institution's name and stamped 'Withdrawn.' <br/> <br/> [Kehl]: De L'imprimerie De La Société Littéraire Typographiques, 1789. hardcover
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1789102441Sans lieu : Imprimerie de la SociÂŽtÂŽ LittÂŽraire-Typographique 1789. 205x125mm. reliure veau marbrÂŽ de lՎpoque. PiÂce de titre dorÂŽ ornementations et fleurons dorÂŽ au dos. Encadrements dorÂŽs sur les deux plats. Bordures fleuries. Bel exemplaire. 421 Imprimerie de la Socit Littraire-Typographique unknown
178683882London: no publisher 1786. One of four printings of 1786 Gerits's edition D with no Avis de l'éditeur and no errata and the misprints corrected: "Contrary to what is suggested by the title this book was not a biography but rather an exposé of Turgot's educational political and economic ideas" Gerits. This work together with Dupont de Nemours's biography is the chief contemporary account of the renowned financial reformer and friend of the physiocrats. It contains in a footnote Condorcet's early attempt to apply mathematics to economics. On pp. 178-184 he discusses the various mathematical ways "in which indirect taxation could be replaced by direct taxation and the effects of such a change" Theocharis Early developments in mathematical economics p. 65. Condorcet 1743-1794 was secretary to the Académie and was a prolific author. Although more celebrated for his studies in philosophy literature and politics "his mathematical treatment of probabilities and his discussion of differential equations and finite differences show an ability which might have put him in the first rank had he concentrated his attention on mathematics" W.W. Rouse Ball A Short Account of the History of Mathematics p. 388. Octavo 214 x 135 mm. Contemporary papier dominoté wrappers paper spine label hand-written in black ink. Short closed tear to pages 245-246 neatly repaired without loss occasional light spotting; a very good uncut copy in an attractive decorated paper wrapper. Kress B.1033. Gerits: "Condorcet's Vie de Monsieur Turgot" in Harvard Library Bulletin. unknown
1786003<b>London s.e. 1786; 8vo. 299 pp. 1 pp.n.ch. d'errata full vellum with flaps from the 19th century smooth spine tan title piece speckled edges. The true first edition of Condorcet's life of Turgot Gertis's edition A the first of four editions published with a London imprint in 1786. one of four published under the date 1786; this print corresponds to Einaudi's collation 2 ff. 299 pp. 1 p. d'errata which presents it as the first and therefore differs from the 287 pp. edition. with portrait reported by INED under n ° 1186. Condorcet was a strong supporter of Turgot who had attempted to implement physiocratic ideas as the French finance minister from 1774 to 1776. His biography seeks to vindicate Turgot's thought and work and is a powerful defence of Enlightenment economic ideas. Seven editions appeared within two years making it one of the best-selling works of economics of its day. From the Thomas Carnegy of Craigo library armorial ex-libris. A beautiful copy well preserved. Housed in a cloth clamshell box with leather label.</b> Published by London: [no publisher stated] hardcover
1786126469London: no publisher 1786. From the library of Empress Joséphine True first edition of Condorcet's life of Turgot Gerits's Edition A; a superb copy from the library of Empress Joséphine de Beauharnais with her Bibliothèque de la Malmaison stamp on the title page and her initials to the spine. This work together with Dupont de Nemours's biography is the chief contemporary account of the renowned financial reformer and friend of the physiocrats. It contains in a footnote Condorcet's early attempt to apply mathematics to economics. On pp. 178-184 he discusses the various mathematical ways "in which indirect taxation could be replaced by direct taxation and the effects of such a change" Theocharis p. 65. Condorcet 1743-1794 secretary to the Académie and a prolific author was a strong supporter of Turgot who had attempted to implement physiocratic ideas as the French finance minister from 1774 to 1776. The present work seeks to vindicate Turgot's thought and work and is a powerful defence of Enlightenment economic ideas. "Contrary to what is suggested by the title this book was not a biography but rather an exposé of Turgot's educational political and economic ideas. In fact Stanley Jevons has called it one of the earliest works on 'économie pure'" Gerits. Seven editions of Condorcet's Vie de Monsieur Turgot appeared within two years making it one of the best-selling works of economics of its day. The first four editions all bear a London imprint dated 1786 though Gerits notes that it seems that all but Edition A were printed in France. Octavo 202 x 125 mm. Contemporary speckled quarter calf smooth spine ruled in gilt with red morocco label monogram "JB" gilt-tooled to penultimate compartment paste paper sides red silk bookmarker. Bibliothèque de la Malmaison stamp to title page. Spine ends and corners a touch worn a few light spots to title leaf scattered marginal pencil marks; a notably fresh and crisp copy beautifully bound. Einaudi 1217; Goldsmiths' 13128; Kress B.1032; Sraffa 1062 "first edition first issue". Anton Gerits "Condorcet's Vie de Monsieur Turgot" Harvard Library Bulletin 3 4 Winter 1992-93 pp. 35-37; Reghinos D. Theocharis Early Developments in Mathematical Economics 1961. unknown
1786013838London: no publisher 1786. Book measures 19.5x12.5.cm. 42991pp. Bound in period or early quarter calf marble boards gilt tooling leather title label. Binding rubbed worn chipped on head of spine. Internally library cancellation stamp on free endpaper no other library marks staining to title and about 10 pages. Some occasional minor spotting pencil underlining or minor annotations. Pages in good clean condition. ~A good copy. Quarter Calf. Good Plus. 8vo. [no publisher], Hardcover
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178629371No publisher London Paris 1786. First Edition. Softcover. Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Gerits Edition C listing four editions published in 1786 in "Londres" but more likely Paris. "Contrary to what is suggested by the title this book was not a biography but rather an expose of Turgot's educational political and economic ideas. In fact Stanley Jevons has called it one of the earliest works on 'economie pure' He also included it in his famous list of 'mathematico-economic' works for Condorcet expressed his ideas on fiscal reform and on freedom of commerce and trade in mathematical terms" from Anton Gerits' 'Condorcet's Vie de Monsieur Turgot'. An 'unsophisticated' copy bound in original publisher's wrappers the wrappers rather worn particularly on the spine and some staining to rear wrapper the contents clean with printed pastedown leaf from an earlier work; engraved portrait frontispiece iv 5-287 pages untrimmed a very small single wormhole to last two leaves of text. Approx. 8.5" x 5.4". Quantity Available: 1. Category: Economics; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 29371. . No publisher paperback
1786EONe[CON89London ie. Paris: 1786. 1786. 8vo. pp. 3 p.l. 246. old half calf rebacked. One of several issues with identical imprint this one being Gerits' issue 'B'. The present work and Dupont de Nemours' earlier memoir 1782 are the two major contemporary biographies of the great French statesman economist and financial reformer. The Life is also important for containing an early contribution to mathematical economics in a passage where Condorcet discusses the various mathematical ways "in which indirect taxation could be replaced by direct taxation and the effects of such a change". Theocharis Early Development in Maathematical Economics p. 65 A.Gerits in Harvard Library Bulletin 1992-93 Vol. III No. 4. cfCioranescu 20417. cfEinaudi 1217. cfGoldsmiths' 13128. cfKress B.1031-33. Palgrave III p. 594. London [ie. Paris]: 1786. unknown
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1786124115London i.e France: no publisher 1786. One of four editions of Condorcet's life of Turgot printed in 1786 this being Gerits's edition C. All four editions have London imprints but the latter three were printed in France. Condorcet was a strong supporter of Turgot who had attempted to implement physiocratic ideas as the French finance minister from 1774 to 1776. His biography seeks to vindicate Turgot's thought and work and is a powerful defence of Enlightenment economic ideas. Seven editions appeared within two years meaning that it was one of the best-selling works of economics of its day. "Contrary to what is suggested by the title this book was not a biography but rather an exposé of Turgot's educational political and economic ideas" Gerits. This work together with Dupont de Nemours's biography is the chief contemporary account of the renowned financial reformer and friend of the physiocrats. It contains in a footnote Condorcet's early attempt to apply mathematics to economics. On pp. 178-184 he discusses the various mathematical ways "in which indirect taxation could be replaced by direct taxation and the effects of such a change" Theocharis Early developments in mathematical economics p. 65. Condorcet 1743-1794 was secretary to the Académie and was a prolific author. Although more celebrated for his studies in philosophy literature and politics "his mathematical treatment of probabilities and his discussion of differential equations and finite differences show an ability which might have put him in the first rank had he concentrated his attention on mathematics" W.W. Rouse Ball A Short Account of the History of Mathematics p. 388. Octavo 205 x 122 mm. Portrait frontispiece of Turgot. Early 19th-century quarter marbled calf red label to smooth spine with compartments ruled in gilt marbled sides speckled edges. Condorcet's name added to title page in contemporary hand. Front cover lightly marked tiny chip at base of title page a few small blemishes to contents. An excellent copy. ESTC T177159; Anton Gertis Condorcet's Vie de Monsieur Turgot Harvard University Bulletin. unknown
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