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[anonyme] - [JORDAN (Claude)].Biblio.com

Voiages sic Voyages historiques de l'Europe qui comprend tout ce qu'il y a de plus curieux en Hollande et dans le reste des Provinces-Unies contenant L'Origine le religion les moeurs les coutumes et les forces de tous les peuples qui l'habitent et une relation exacte de tout ce que chaque pays renferme de plus digne de la curiosit d'un voiageur sic.

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Valentine and Orson

170069536London: Printed by A.M. for E. Tracy at the Three Bibles on London-Bridge 1700. RIVIÈRE & SON. . Valentine and Orson. The Two Sons of the Emperour of Greece. Newly Corrected and Amended; With New Pictures Lively Expressing the History. London: Printed by A.M. for E. Tracy at the Three Bibles on London-Bridge 1700. Full Description: ANONYMOUS. RIVIÈRE & SON binder. Valentine and Orson. The Two Sons of the Emperour of Greece. Newly Corrected and Amended; With New Pictures Lively Expressing the History. London: Printed by A.M. for E. Tracy at the Three Bibles on London-Bridge n.d.c.a. 1700. Early English translation of the French prose romance "Valentin et Orson" the original of which was written between 1475-1489. Small quarto 7 1/8 x 5 9/16 inches; 181 x 141 mm. 1-181 3 table pp. Date is from ESTC. With an initial advertisement leaf and three final contents pages. With an advertisement at foot of Z4. In this edition the text is set in roman letter another edition has the text set in black letter. With a half-page woodcut on title-page a half-page woodcut on advertisement leaf/frontispiece and fourteen additional woodcuts in the text. Bound by Rivière & Son in full red morocco. Spine ruled in blind and lettered in gilt. Gilt dentelles. Board edges doubled ruled in gilt. All edges gilt. Front outer hinge repaired. Endpapers browned around the edges. Neat paper repair to preliminary advertisement leaf with a few letters supplied. Neat paper repair to lower corner of G4 affecting a few letters supplied in facsimile. Two tiny neat repairs in the text on I3 just touching a few letters. paper repair in the lower margin of Y4 touching a few letters. Half-inch closed tear to lower margin of H4 just touching the catchword on the verso. Three previous owner's bookplates to front pastedown including Justin G. Schiller's custom bookplate designed by Maurice Sendak on front pastedown. Overall a very good copy in a handsome binding "'Valentine and Orson' is a medieval French romance that became a popular English chapbook tale. Middle Dutch Low German German and Old Swedish versions suggest that the original verse version is an early-14th-century French text called 'Valentine and Nameless.' It first appeared in French prose with the author listed as Jac. Maillet in 1489 and was translated into English around 1502 by Henry Watson who added many plot details including a helpful dwarf magician and a dragon. Versions vary considerably in content as well as length: from Purfoot on it was stripped of sexual misdemeanors and Catholicism. The tale also appeared in verse and play forms which helped extend its popularity into the 19th century" Elaine Ostry in The Oxford Encyclopedia of Children's Literature. ESTC R34690 HBS 69536. $2000. Printed by A.M. for E. Tracy at the Three Bibles, on London-Bridge unknown

Heritage Book Shop, LLC · États-Unis2 000,00 $US≈ 1 692,20 €

[Anonymous]; Vane, HenryBiblio.com

THE TRYAL OF SIR HENRY VANE KT. AT THE KING'S BENCH WESTMINSTER JUNE THE 2D AND 6TH. 1662. TOGETHER WITH WHAT HE INTENDED TO HAVE SPOKEN THE DAY OF HIS SENTENCE JUNE 11. FOR ARREST OF JUDGMENT HAD HE NOT BEEN INTERRUPTED AND OVER-RULED BY THE COURT AND HIS BILL OF EXCEPTIONS. WITH OTHER OCCASIONAL SPEECHES &C. ALSO HIS SPEECH AND PRAYER &C. ON THE SCAFFOLD

16621381629London: s.n. 1662. First Edition. Hardcover. Small Quarto 2 pp. 5 - 134 2. In Good condition. Later three-quarter calf and marbled paper boards with significant wear to leather on spine lacking spine label. Boards are detached. Moderate wear to leather on boards light wear to edges and significant wear and chipping to leather along spine. Text block has moderate plus age toning to speckled edges significant age toning to front and back free end pages along edges moderate age toning to pages throughout interiorly and occasional ink marginalia in a seventeenth century hand. The bottom inch of page 131/132 has been torn away impacting the last four lines of text on both pages. An eight-line ink inscription appearing to be in an 18th century hand appear on the errata page "From the Printer to the Reader." listing errors found in the text. Text complete despite pagination. Shelved in Room G. EH Consignment. References: ESTC R21850; Sabin 98500. Henry Vane 1613-1662 emigrated from England to New England in 1635. A member of the most radical wing of the Puritans he was elected governor of Massachusetts in 1636 but returned to join the Long Parliament in 1637. Vane's stay in Massachusetts was tempestuous and he returned to England in 1637 to become a member of the Long Parliament though his interest in New England continued. After the Restoration he was imprisoned for two years convicted of treason and executed. The present text authored by a partisan in favor of Vane includes the speech Vane intended to give from the scaffold but was barred by the court. The speech argues for parliamentary sovereignty and other radical political ideas that proved influential among American colonists. 1381629. Special Collections. [s.n.] hardcover

Second Story Books, ABAA · États-Unis2 750,00 $US≈ 2 326,78 €

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SHORT REFLECTIONS UPON THE PRESENT STATE OF AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND: MORE ESPECIALLY WITH RELATION TO THE TAXES AND CONTRIBUTIONS NOW NECESSARY FOR CARRYING ON THE PRESENT WAR

169183808London England: Printed for Jonathan Robinson at the Golden Lion in St. Paul's Church-Yard 1691. First Edition. Removed Pamphlet. Near Fine. Removed from a book of pamphlets. Leather remnants on spine. Quarto 7 1/2" x 5 3/4." pp. 2 34. Edges neatly trimmed closely cropped to top and bottom edges catchword of pp. 33 and bottom letters of "FINIS" pp. 34 affected. Possible period ink inscription "6" on title page top right corner. Pages lightly tanned throughout last leaf browned but readable. Excellent clean copy. ESTC R28866. This pamphlet mounts an eloquent defense of the decision to increase taxes in order to finance England's involvement in the Nine Years' War 1688-1697. On the heels of the Glorious Revolution 1688 England became embroiled in a European-wide war against France. England was part of a coalition with the Holy Roman Empire the Dutch Republic Spain Savoy and Portugal but the combined monies and forces of these countries could not defeat France outright. Fighting broke out in continental Europe and its surrounding seas but also in the Americas and India ultimately draining the European nations' coffers. In England taxes were raised not without some grumbling to support the cause. Eventually the sustained financial toll of the War pushed each nation to negotiate peace even though no side emerged the victor. The Treaty of Ryswick was signed in 1697. As demonstrated by this pamphlet England's worsening economic situation could be felt as early as 1691. Yet this pamphleteer defends the hike in taxes citing among multiple reasons that English citizens have a duty to protect the Commonwealth: "We are unhappily plunged into a War; but this as a less evil was to be chosen before other mischiefs our Enemies designed us. Upon the good success of this War depends our prosperity for many years; if we miscarry and France prevail we are in a fair prospect of being undone" 7. Printed for Jonathan Robinson, at the Golden Lion, in St. Paul's Church-Yard unknown

Aardvark Rare Books · États-Unis440,00 $US≈ 372,28 €

[anonyme] - [BOURZEIS (Amable de)].Biblio.com

Saint-Augustin victorieux de Calvin et de Molina ou RÂŽfutation d'un livre intutulÂŽ Le Secret du JansÂŽnisme oÂ l'on fait voir d'une part la vraye sic diffÂŽrence entre la Doctrine de Saint-Augustin la voix et l'organe de l'Eglise dans la matiÂre de GrÂ‰ce et les erreurs de Luther et Calvin et l'on dÂŽcouvre de l'autre la mauvaise foy sic de ceux qui se servent des calomnies des HÂŽrÂŽtiques et de l'ignorance de quelques Controversistes particuliers pour attribuer Âˆ l'Eglise catholique les erreurs des SemipÂŽlagiens renouvelÂŽes par Molina JÂŽsuite.

1652121571652. A Paris s.ÂŽ. 1652. Un fort vol. in-4 262 x 178 mm de 2 ff. bl. 15 pp. 12 ff. n.fol. 168 pp. 218 pp. 424 pp. et 3 ff. bl. Reliure de l'ÂŽpoque de plein veau marbrÂŽ havane double filet dorÂŽ portÂŽ sur les plats dos Âˆ nerfs ornÂŽ de filets gras Âˆ froid doubles caissons d'encadrement dorÂŽs fleurons dorÂŽs titre dorÂŽ roulette dorÂŽe en tÂte et queue toutes tranches mouchetÂŽes. Edition originale rare. ''Bourzeis a ÂŽtÂŽ formÂŽ par les JÂŽsuites et devient jansÂŽniste Âˆ son retour Âˆ Paris sous l'influence du duc de Liancourt par opportunisme diront ses ennemis Camusat p. 155 et suiv. Camusat qui accorde une large place aux controverses dans lesquelles Bourzeis a ÂŽtÂŽ engagÂŽ p. 137-160 le dÂŽcrit comme Ã‡un des plus francs et dÂŽterminÂŽs jansÂŽnistesÃˆ p. 136. De la soutenance de sa thÂse Ã‡Propositiones de gratiaÃˆ juin 1649 jusqu'Âˆ la condamnation des cinq propositions de Jansenius par le pape Innocent X mai 1653 B. attaque sans relÂ‰che les JÂŽsuites en particulier le P. Petau en 1649. Il se rÂŽtracte en 1653 signe le formulaire et publie le 4 novembre 1661 une dÂŽclaration circonstanciÂŽe Camusat p. 155. A l'AcadÂŽmie il est le porte-parole des Anciens contre Charpentier lors de la querelle des Inscriptions en 1671. Ses adversaires ont rendu hommage Âˆ son ÂŽrudition et Âˆ son exquise courtoisie en particulier Charpentier dans sa DÂŽfense de la langue franÂaise pour l'inscription de l'Arc de Triomphe publiÂŽe en 1672 aprÂs la mort de B. Camusat p. 164-168.'' in Dictionnaire des journalistes. Desgraves I RÂŽpertoire des ouvrages de controverse . 4958 - Richard BibliothÂque sacrÂŽe p. 233. Angles ÂŽmoussÂŽs. LÂŽgers frottements affectant les plats. Coiffes arasÂŽes. Petit dÂŽfaut affectant le mors supÂŽrieur sans cependant nuire Âˆ la soliditÂŽ de l'ensemble. Petite aurÂŽole en marge des premiers feuillets. Quelques rares rousseurs dans le texte et feuillets lÂŽgÂrement brunis. Du reste belle condition. Rare. b42961 unknown

Babel Librairie · France580,00 €

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Renversement de la Morale Chretienne Par les desordres du Monachisme. Enrichi de Figures

1695017087s.l.: s.n. 1695. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/No Jacket. de Hooghe Romeyn; Dusart Cornelius. Small 4to 5.5" x 8". N.d. ca. 1695. S.l. likely printed in Amsterdam Dutch imprint reads "You will find them nowhere but they are sold everywhere in Holland by book and print sellers." Complete in two parts bound in one volume. Tweede Deel title page present lacking in many volumes. Parallel Dutch and French in Part 1 French quatrains and Dutch index in Part 2. Contemporary vellum over boards hand-lettered title to upper spine with spelling error. 4 19 1 104 pp. 25 numbered plates; 7 1 pp. 25 numbered plates. Features Romeyn de Hooghe's two-page frontispiece "L'Abrege du Clerge Romain" depicting Roman clergy torturing Jesus and collecting his blood which has turned to coins while his poor and infirm subjects look on. Contains a total of 50 mezzotint medallion caricature portraits attributed to Cornelius Dusart 1660-1704 by Landwehr. Binding tight but slightly tilted. A few stains to vellum. Light foxing else very clean and well-preserved. Comital bookplate with shelf number to front pastedown likely Belgian or German. Owner inscription of Hecht with their Latin inscription further pencil notations. Inscription of Cottet Oct 66. A rare desirable complete first edition of one of the most famous and remarkable examples of Dutch graphic caricature. The content is a scathing anti-Catholic and anti-monastic satire portraying monks and nuns as brutalized cruel malicious drunken lecherous avaricious and murderous. It was compiled and published by Huguenots during the diaspora and in reaction to the revocation of the Edict of Nantes by Louis XIV in 1685. With the mocking false privilege of Pope Innocent XI d. 1689. Brunet IV 1235; Cohen-de-Ricci 866; Landwehr Romeyn de Hooghe 70; Hollstein. Scarce. s.n. hardcover

Minotavros Books · Canada10 000,00 $CA≈ 6 792,00 €

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