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3563720088.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1874860T44Paris: Bray et Retaux 1874. Leather. Very Good. 7" by 4.5". None. A scarce complete four volume set of Bouniol's collection of dramatic tales in the French language. French language. Four volumes. Scarce work. Fourth edition. A collection of dramatic tales and biographical sketches of important individuals from French history as detailed from original documents. This collection includes: Clovis and Clotilde Charles Martel William the Conqueror Philip Augustus Saint Louis Jean D'Arc Henry VI Louis XIV Chevert Napoleon and many others. Written by Bathild Bouniol a French writer poet and publisher. Bound in quarter crushed morocco with red cloth boards. Externally smart with light rubbing and bumping to the extremities. The odd mark to the board. Internally firmly bound. Pages are very bright and clean. Previous owner's bookplate to the front pastedown. Very Good Bray et Retaux hardcover
1863100068134Ambroise bray 1863 in12. 1863. Relié. 3 volume(s).
1863100068134Ambroise bray 1863. Bon Etat de conservation cependant couvertures défraîchies bords frottés présence de rousseurs reliures en bon état petite déchirure en haut de la page titre du tome II sur env. 2cm. in12. 1863. Relié. 3 volumes. Ambroise bray unknown
1889105777Paris Editions Retaux-Bray. 1889 381p/400p 2 volumes IN8. Reliure demi-basane . Dos lisse orné. Ouvrage orné d'une carte en couleurs à la fin du premier volume. Quatrième édition revue, corrigée et complétée.
175635791S. n. | s. l. 1756 | 12.50 x 19.50 cm | relié
175635791s. l.: S. n. 1756. Fine. S. n. s. l. 1756 12.50 x 19.50 cm relié First edition of these three rare memoirs on Protestantism all three published without editorial indication. Contemporary full blonde calf binding. Smooth spine decorated. Red morocco title label. A volume label is present the book was meant to be shelved among a collection of pamphlets and memoirs. Joints cracked and split. Headcaps worn. Corners bumped. Novi de Cabeirac studies in his memoir the effects of the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes. We know he was fanatically intolerant even though his study of demography and economics is serious. The second memoir pleads the cause of Protestants before the royal power and denounces the horror of the crimes that were perpetrated against them. The identity of the author is still debated. The work is sometimes attributed to Antoine Court a central figure of the Desert Church. Born in 1695 on the Ardèche borders of the Cévennes and died in 1760 in Lausanne he was at the heart of the dramas engendered by the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. A clandestine preacher then consecrated pastor by a former Camisard Pierre Corteiz Antoine Court was after the Cevennes revolt one of the restorers of French Protestantism. Denouncing prophetism he organized at Montèzes near Monoblet in the Cevennes region the first synod of the Desert in order to reestablish the discipline of the reformed churches. Hostile to violence and an advocate of passive resistance Court defended throughout his life the cause of the French Protestant community and freedom of conscience. To this end he published the Patriote Français et Impartial in 1752. In his Histoire des troubles des Cévennes published in the year of his death he established himself as one of the first reformed historians of the Camisards war. Antoine Court had therefore published in 1752 this book entitled Le patriote français et impartial in response to the letter from the Bishop of Agen to the Controller General Machault d'Arnouville promoting an attitude of intolerance toward the reformed. It is true that the Lettre d'un patriote circulated four years later presents some similarities with the previous work. Besides the word patriote which raises questions certain parts seem very close. But what reasons could have pushed Antoine Court to reiterate four years later his defense of the Protestant community in a quite similar work though much more reduced"" Link to the article at the bottom of this notice. The third memoir wants to vindicate the Catholic religion and attacks the writings and persons who dare to defend Protestants and denies the negative effects of the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes. It is in defense against the second memoir of this collection: Lettre d'un patriote that Novi de Caveirac will write his famous Apologie de Louis XIV. S. n. unknown
