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Folio (ca. 285 x 410 mm). (28) pp. With engraved title and 10 engraved plates. Contemporary gold-brocade wrappers. Second, enlarged 25th anniversary edition. An attractive work of imperial representation commemorating the ninth centenary of the founding of the Holy Roman Empire. It features brief biographies of the monarchs from Charlemagne to Charles VI, as well as ten magnificent triumphal arches, those for Rudolph I of Habsburg and Charles V constituting two of the most splendid examples. The engraved title shows a triumphal procession for Charles VI, featuring the Emperor on horseback, led by a group of angels and warriors as well as by Christ himself. The engravings were created by Johannes Andreas Pfeffel, Johann Ulrich Kraus, and Christian Engelbrecht. First published in 1700 in Vienna. - The pretty brocade wrappers are slightly rubbed. Paper somewhat dusty; corner tears to first two leaves repaired with paper. De Backer/S. I, 1569f., 8. OCLC 179996450. Kat. der Ornamentstichslg. Berlin 3624. Not in Ruggieri.
Small folio (220 x 310 mm). (4), 58 ff. With large woodcut portrait of the author on title-page and 96 woodcut illustrations in text. Later blindstamped English calf. Third edition of an early artillery manual by Capobianco (d. 1610), the artillery captain of the Italian city of Crema. First published in 1598, it "provides an excellent overview of Italian artillery in general at the end of the 16th century [...] and includes a highly interesting construction of a distance meter" (cf. Jähns). Capiobianco's newly invented instrument is discussed on ff. 51v-54; the corresponding illustrations show its construction and use. Other chapters deal with fortifications, the manufacture of guns, artillery wheels, and ballistics, the latter with references to Tartaglia's work on the subject, as well as festive fireworks and warnings of the same. - Ownership by "W. W. Radford", dated 1871, to flyleaf. Later in the collection of Thomas Fremantle, 3rd Baron Cottesloe (1862-1956), commander of the Territorial Army and president of the Society for Army History Research, with his armorial bookplate to pastedown. - Binding slightly worn. Title-page limp, somewhat soiled, a small hole near the gutter; a few pages narrowly cut at upper margin. Cockle 673. USTC 4023336. Cf. Spaulding/Karpinski 69 (second edition 1602). Jähns 657 (1598 ed.).
4to. 2 parts in one volume. (2), 3, (1), 8, 91 (but: 83), (1) pp. With engraved portrait frontispiece, engraved title-page ("Treatie of fortifications"), and 27 engraved and woodcut plates (14 of which are single-sided). Contemporary blindstamped full sheepskin. First edition. - Second part of this rare treatise on fortifications by the Anglo-Dutch courtier, diplomat, spy, art agent, miniaturist, and architectural designer Gerbier (1592-1663), itself subdivided into two parts, printed in English and French parallel text. It discusses the proper shape, angles and proportions of fortresses in part one, providing tables for their calculation and displaying model fortifications including pentagons, hexagons, and dodecagons. Part two covers the actual construction of forts, describing walls and gates as well as irregular forts, using Breda, Antwerp, Mannheim, Geneva and others as examples. - In 1646 Gerbier inherited a house in Bethnal Green, where from 1649 to 1650 he operated an academy for young gentlemen, the curriculum including horsemanship, foreign languages, cosmography and the construction of military fortifications. The present work probably served as a manual for his students. After the Restoration and, having received royal disdain, Gerbier turned to architecture and entered the service of William, 1st Earl of Craven. - Pagination jumps from 40 to 49; French title-page of part two not included in pagination. Binding chafed in places; small tear to head of spine. Frontispiece and engraved title somewhat browned and brownstained; occasional creases throughout; tear to final plate rebacked with a strip of paper. From the collection of Thomas Fremantle, 3rd Baron Cottesloe (1862-1956), commander of the Territorial Army and president of the Society for Army History Research. Brunet II, 1549. OCLC 65824474. Cf. Wing G563; ESTC R202107 (parts I and II); Alston X.44.
8vo. VI, 51, (1) pp. Contemporary full navy-blue morocco gilt with cover rules and gilt spine title and ornamentation. Leading edges and inner dentelle gilt. All edges gilt. White glossy endpapers. First edition of this rare study of poverty, its various types and causes, and the best ways for the state to counter it. A second edition appeared in 1836. - Inscribed by the author on the flyleaf to the Russian statesman Karl Robert Graf Nesselrode (1780-1862): "Son Excellence, Monsieur le Comte de Nesselrode est priée de vouloir bien daigner accepter ce petit écrit comme un faible hommage de l'auteur. Hambourg, ce 22 Avril 1834". The Hamburg-born diplomat Carl Godeffroy (1787-1848), a childhood friend of the philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer, served as resident minister at St. Petersburg from 1822 to 1832, representing the Hansa cities of Hamburg, Lübeck and Bremen at the Imperial Russian court, where he had known Nesselrode as the Russian vice-chancellor. - A few minute repairs and reinforcements to the inner hinges and inscription. A finely preserved presentation copy in a luxury binding. Stammhammer (Social-Politik) I, 206.
8vo. XII, 403 pp. Original blue cloth, spine lettered in gilt. First edition, first impression of what is generally considered the author's magnum opus, the book widely credited with creating the terminology and shape of modern macroeconomics. One of the iconic books in the development of economic thought by one of the outstanding economists of his generation. "The composition of this book", Keynes declares, "has been for the author a long struggle of escape, and so must the reading of it be for most readers if the author's assault upon them is to be successful, - a struggle of escape from habitual modes of thought and expression. The ideas which are here expressed so laboriously are extremely simple and should be obvious. The difficulty lies, not in the new ideas, but in escaping from the old ones, which ramify, for those brought up as most of us have been, into every corner of our minds" (Preface, p. VIII). "In 1936, although Roosevelt's 'New Deal' had utilized Keynesian prescriptions, 'The General Theory' ('on which', says the DNB, 'his fame as the outstanding economist of his generation must rest') threw the economists of the world into two violently opposed camps. Yet eight years later Keynes was to dominate the international conference at Bretton Woods, out of which came the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank; and his influence during the ensuing decades, even on his theoretical opponents, has been such that a highly placed American official recently remarked that 'we are all Keynesians today'" (PMM). - Very light discoloration to the upper margin (ca 3 cm) of the front side. A fine copy. PMM 423. Moggridge A10.1. OCLC 167708. Books That Made Europe, p. 322.
32 pp. Original printed self-wrappers. 8vo. First and only edition of a brochure that gathers six of Lenin's articles and speeches on the agrarian question, from April to October 1917, as well as two Bolshevik decrees on the matter. During this period, the Bolsheviks had widely disseminated Lenin's demand for complete nationalization of the land, which helped garner broad support for the Bolshevik cause among the Russian peasants. - Wrappers detached; old Soviet bookstore mark to last page; internally good. KVK and OCLC locate copies at Chicago, Harvard, Hoover, Indiana, Melbourne, Michigan, Ohio State, Yale, the British Library, IISG, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, and the Swedish National Library. The copy at Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin is marked a war loss. OCLC 38784005.
19 pp. Original printed wrappers. 8vo. A very unusual edition of Lenin's speech, also published the same year by the State Publishing House as part of the series "Rechi i besedy agitatora." The present edition is not priced and features the words "A gift to the peasant from Moscow printers" ("Podarok krest'ianinu ot moskovskikh pechatnikov"). It appears to be abridged and the text differs somewhat from the "Rechi i besedy agitatora" edition. OCLC 38810923 (a single copy at Hoover).
8vo (140 x 195 mm). 64 pp. Original printed wrappers. First Russian edition of the influential political pamphlet by the German socialist Wilhelm Liebknecht, with a foreword by Lenin. Prepared with a view to the upcoming election in Prussia in 1899 under the title "Kein Kompromiss - kein Wahlbündnis", Liebknecht's text appeared to Lenin a suitable means of fighting revisionism and opportunism among the socialist party, and had it translated into Russian by Dmitry Leshchenko. - Frayed at edges. Several phrases underlined with pencil. 3 small bookseller stamps to lower wrapper. Cf. OCLC 610341341 (1919 ed.).
(16), 151 (recte: 149), (1) SS., l. w. Bl. Pergamentband der Zeit mit Wappensupralibros (Kaiserwappen als König von Böhmen und Ungarn, Orden des Goldenen Vlieses) auf Vorder- und Hinterdeckel in Goldprägung (oxidiert). Reste von Bindebändern. Dreiseitiger Goldschnitt. 8vo. Erste deutsche Ausgabe, im selben Jahr wie die lateinische erschienen: ein in der Art von Heiligenkalendern angelegter Index aller Tage des Jahres, denen jeweils die Geburts-, Todes- und sonstigen Gedenktage der Habsburger zugeordnet sind. Einer von Megisers "Versuch[en] an der Genealogie der Habsburger - ein Thema, welches dazumal vielfach erörtert wurde. Die Arbeiten eines Laz und Cuspinian darüber waren ihm bekannt; seine Darstellungen im Diarium Austriacum (1614) [...] lehnen sich an den vorsichtigeren Guillimannus und den Niederländer Pontus Henterus (+ 1602) an" (Doblinger, S. 455). Gewidmet der Gemahlin von Kaiser Matthias, der Kaiserin Anna von Österreich-Tirol (1585-1618), Stifterin des Wiener Kapuzinerklosters und der Kapuzinergruft. Der aus dem Schwäbischen gebürtige Polyhistor und Sprachgelehrte Megiser (1554-1619) wurde 1612 von Erzherzog Karl als Geschichtsschreiber nach Linz berufen wurde; 1615 wurde er Historiograph der oberösterreichischen Stände. - Einbanddeckel etwas aufgeworfen; innen mit durchgehendem kl. Wasserrand im oberen Rand. Hübscher Pergamenteinband mit dem kaiserlichen Wappen an beiden Deckeln. Am Titel radierter zeitgenöss. hs. Besitzvermerk des Kapuzinerklosters St. Ulrich in Wien (gegr. 1600; aufgelassen 1811) mit entsprechendem hs. Rückenschildchen in roter und schwarzer Tinte. Im Auktionsweg aus einer österreichischen Privatsammlung erworben. Selten. VD 17, 23:276157B. ADB XXI, 184. Max Doblinger, Hieronymus Megisers Leben und Werke (MIÖG 26.3 [1905]), S. 431-478, hier: S. 478, Nr. 35.
8vo. XLV, (3), 176 pp. Contemporary half cloth over marbled boards, spine lettered in gilt. Second German edition, published three years after the English original ("The Subjection of Women") and the first German edition. A landmark in the history of women's emancipation. The ideas Mill here put forth were developed in collaboration with his wife, Helen Taylor Mill, who had died in 1858. In this work, Mill states that "the principle which regulates the existing social relations between the two sexes - the legal subordination of one sex to the other - is wrong in itself [...] and ought to be replaced by a principle of perfect equality [...]". Mill remained a campaigner for the emancipation of women; he "declared for women's suffrage in his election address at Westminster in 1885 and from that time forward a new bill was introduced into Parliament every few years to promote it" (PMM 398). - This second edition has an extensive new introduction by the translator Jenny Hirsch, in which she sketches the state of the women's movement in various European countries. Hirsch (1829-1902) was a well-known German feminist, a member of the Women's Congress of 1865 and for many years active in the "Lette-Verein", an association for promoting the education, training and employment of women. - Provenance: ownership of Betty Figdor (1827-1903), wife of the Viennese merchant and banker Gustav Figdor (1816-79), to front free endpaper. A good copy. Stammhammer (Socialismus) I, 150, 9. Stammhammer (Social-Politik) I, 344, 4.
4to. (16), 694 [but: 692] pp. With heraldic title woodcut and 103 emblematic woodcuts in the text. Contemporary limp vellum with calligraphic title to spine. Very rare, early edition of the probably most important mirror for magistrates, widely printed in illustrated and unillustrated editions - the second printed in Spain, according to Palau and Praz. - The present edition not listed in auction records of the past decades; only obe copy in OCLC (Univ. of Illinois). - With numerous underlinings and a few marginalia by a contemporary hand; the fine emblematic woodcuts are numbered by the same hand above the borders. Title with ms. mark of acquisition: "Lo compre en Malaga a Octobre 1796"; slight defect to paper due to obliteration of the name. Slightly browned and smudged; occasionally slightly waterstained. Goldsmith S 9. Praz 483 (note). Landwehr 653. Campa 78, SX 15.
Nur 1. Band (von 2). (16), 336 SS. (Dabei:) Gedanken eines Deutschen am Namenstage unsers Reichs Oberhaupts den 19. Merz 1775. 8 SS. (Dabei:) Politische Anmerkungen über die Zeitungen und Vorfälle Europens für das Jahr 1775. 112 SS. Loser Vorderdeckel einer zeitgenöss. Interimsbroschur. 8vo. Erste Ausgabe. - Äußerst seltene Wiederaufnahme der radikalen Wochenschrift, die der preußische Abenteurer Friedrich von der Trenck (1727-94) zuvor 1772 in Aachen herausgebracht hatte, wo er sich 1764 (nach fast zehnjähriger Kerkerhaft in Magdeburg wegen Desertion) niedergelassen und die Tochter eines ehemaligen Bürgermeisters geheiratet hatte. Nachdem seine polemisch-aufklärerischen Schriften im katholischen Aachen zuviel Aufsehen erregt hatten, übersiedelte der rastlose Abenteurer 1779/80 nach Österreich. Von den insgesamt 36 Nummern des Jahrgangs 1775 liegen hier die den ersten Band ausmachenden ersten 22 Nummern vor. Dieser Fortsetzungsjahrgang ist sehr selten: Diesch verzeichnet ihn gar nicht; noch Kirchner hält Goedekes Angabe ausdrücklich für einen Irrtum. - Der "Menschenfreund" gilt als eines der radikalsten aufklärerischen Journale, das mit einzigartiger Schärfe gegen Obskurantentum und Volksentmündigung durch die Kirche anschrieb. Trenck nennt Könige "gekrönte Räuber", die man aufs Rad flechten möge. Schon eine Generation vor der französischen Revolution forderte er die Abschaffung der Stände und eine Ausbildungspflicht für Unterprivilegierte. - Die Heftnumerierung etwas verwirrend, jedoch genau wie bei Gugitz/Portheim angegeben: "1 Bl. Titel, 1 Nr. unpag. 7 Bl. [d. s. Einleitung und ein "Neujahrs-Wunsch" in Versen], sodann Nr. 2-22, 336 S.". Beigebunden sind die als Beilagen zum "Menschenfreund" erschienenen, von Gugitz/Portheim als selbständig geführten "Gedanken eines Deutschen" zum Namenstag von Kaiser Joseph II. (19. März) sowie die "Politischen Anmerkungen über die Zeitungen und Vorfälle Europens" (62 SS., [2] SS. Avertissement, [63]-94, [97]-112 SS.: so cpl.). - Papierbedingt teils leicht braunfleckig. Unbeschnittenes, breitrandiges Exemplar; die Ränder und Ecken etwas lappig bzw. angestaubt. Sehr selten. Gugitz/Portheim 89, 92, 90. Goedeke V, 302, 4. Hayn/Gotendorf VII, 684. ORBI 3,2:844. Holzmann/Bohatta VII, 4161 und 580 (Beilagen). Vgl. Kirchner 5381. Wurzbach XXXXVII, 149. Vgl. ZDB 400415-2.
4to. 16 pp. Later decorated paper wrappers. Very rare account of the various earthquakes that occurred in the world, and in particular in Lisbon in the years 1356 and 1531, followed by the translation of a letter sent from Peru by a Spaniard to his friend in Sevilla describing seismic phenomena and earthquakes that had taken place in Africa in 1751. The letter is here given in Portuguese translation. This curious publication on earthquakes was published less than four years before the Great Lisbon earthquake of 1755, which, together with the ensuing tsunami, destroyed the city and claimed some 50,000 lives. - Slightly browned and soiled in the margins, especially on the title-page. Some stains to the final three leaves and last leaf repaired, not affecting the text. In good condition. OCLC 29054447 (only 4 copies). Porbase (2 copies).
Abundant black and white illustrations and reproductions of photos. Features: Beyond the Law - Part I of the First True Account of the Exploits of the World's Most Noted Outlaws, by Emmett Dalton, the only survivor of the "Dalton Gang" - article with photos and great cover illustration; Wonders of the Teleferica - an interesting account of the remarkable aerial lines/cableways used by the Italians to transport men, guns, and provisions in the high Alps - article with many photos; The Youngest Soldier in the French Army - photo of 11-year-old Charles Meux of the French Army; Tales of the Service - Part I - A Night in a Vat; A Woman's Journey Across Africa - Part II - Eva J. Jordan, F.R.G.S. travelled with her husband for four-thousand miles through the great Equatorial Forest of Central Africa, becoming the first woman to penetrate this area - article with photos; A Night of Terror - an associate of Izaak Walton sinks into quicksand while fishing; Buried in a Snowdrift - a mining engineer is caught in an avalanche in the Andes; "Hooshta!" - the Tragedy of an Australian camel race - a stirring story from the West Australian goldfields; Exploring the Ice-Wilds of Eastern Karakoram - Part I - Fanny and William Workman describe their Himalayan mountaineering exploits - article with map and great photos; Thrice Through the Jaws of Death - Sergeant J. Harte of the Inland Water Transport relates hair-breadth escapes at sea and on land; How We Built the Bridge - War story related by a corporal of the canadian Overseas Railway Construction Corps; Crossing the Canal - A despatch orderly attempts to cross the Suez Canal at night; Some Adventures of a Newspaper Woman - Marie Harrison provides a graphic and thrilling account of her startling adventures in search of 'copy'; The Railway Conquest of the Bay - a photo-illustrated account of the building of the Hudson Bay Railway; A Happy Family - humorous account of the antics of a number of strange pets belonging to a party of colonials in Singapore; A Modern Grace Darling - Miss Ella Trout rescues a sailor from a torpedoed ship off the coast of Devon - article with nice photos of Miss Trout; Photo of a group of Solomon Islands head-hunters reading The Wide World Magazine; Interesting four-page illustrated stock offering by Guaranteed Tractors, Inc., Edmund G. Soward, President; and more. pp. 8 [ads], [3], 4-88, 9-24 [ads]. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality vintage copy of this wonderful issue. Book
4to. (12), 198, (6) pp. With the Giunti's woodcut decorated fleur-de-lis device (in a decorated cartouche) on the title-page, a woodcut tailpiece, woodcut decorated initials (3 series) and decorations built up from arabesque typographic ornaments. 17th century (?) sheepskin parchment, sewn on 3 supports, with manuscrpt titles on the foot edge and spine, the former in gothic lettering. Later endpapers. Biographies of five "illustrious men", all known primarily for their positions of power in Florentine politics, in the original Italian, by Silvano Razzi (1527-1611). The Giunti had published the first edition of the first four of these biographies in 1580 as "Vite di quattro huomini illustri", but added Valori for the first time in the present second edition. Razzi's selection is interesting for including people whose power proved short-lived or who worked largely behind the scenes: all five changed the course of Florence's history with important long-term consequences, but only Cosimo de' Medici is a household name. - Farinata (or Manente) degli Uberti (1212-64) was a leader of the Ghibeline faction of Florence from 1239 to his death, at the height of the fierce power struggle between the Imperial Ghibelines and the Papal Guelphs. He ruled Florence from 1239 to 1250, when the Guelphs exiled him, but he recaptured Florence in 1560 and to some degree tempered the vengence of his allies, who would have left the city in ruins. The Guelphs were to take the city again two years after Farinata's death. He was posthumously convicted of heresy and appears in Dante's Inferno, burning in hell. Gualtieri VI (1304/05-56), Count of Brienne and titular Duke of Athens, was born and died in what is now France, and most of his family was of French descent, but they lived for generations in Greece and the Middle East and owned much land in France, the Kingdom of Naples and the Peloponnesus. He is best known as the ruler of Florence in 1342. He rescued Florence from a severe financial crisis, but did so in so heavy-handed a manner that he quickly made enemies and was forced out of office after less than a year, though he had been appointed for life. - Salvestro de' Medici (ca. 1331-88), who ruled Florence on and off from 1378 to 1382, also opposed the Guelphs, rallying the support of the guilds (which included the bankers) against them. - Cosimo de' Medici the elder (1389-1464), head of the great banking family and de facto ruler of Florence for half a century, was also one of the greatest patrons of the arts, architecture and scholarship of all time. - Francesco Valori (1439-98) had supported Lorenzo de' Medici, ruler of Florence from 1469, but supported the zealous and violently moralistic reformer Girolamo Savonarola against the Medici when Lorenzo died in 1492. Both Valori and Savonarola were killed in 1498. - With a tear along the fold at the foot of bifolium 2A1/4, some small and mostly marginal stains in the foot of the gutter margin of 2 leaves, minor foxing, and some waterstains in the fore-edge margin, but still in good condition and with generous margins. Biographies of five Florentine politicians who changed the course of the city's history: the fifth published here for the first time. Pettas, Giunti of Florence, p. 720. USTC 4034226. Cf. Adams R231 (1st ed., with only 4 biographies).
[2bl] 255 [9] pp., full vellum (slightly cracked at spine), 16cm., some usual use but overal VG, [bound together with 3 other works. I: CISNER Nicolaus, "Commentarius ad Tit. Institutionum Imperialium de actionibus: item & de exceptionibus, cum praefatione Nicolai Reusneri, recognitus… opera & fide Jeremiae Reusneri", Albinum, Spirae Nemetum apud Bernardnum, 1588, [16] 169 [7] pp., II: CISNER Nicolaus, "Micolai Cisneri… de iure usucapionum commentarius ad tit. Pandectarum seu Digestorum de usurpationibus & usucapionibus. Adiunctis aliquot… iurisconsultorum N.Reusneri, ob Giphani, G.Obrehti disputationibus quibus tota usucapionum materia breuiter quidem… continetur. Editus opera & studio Ieremiae Reusneri Leorini", Albinum, Spirae Nemetum apud Bernardum, 1588, 192pp., & III: GENTILI Scipione, "Scipionis Gentilis iuriscos. De alimentis liber singularis, ad orationem Divi Marci", [Francofurti], apud heredes Andreae Wecheli, Claudium Marnium & Jo.Aubrium, 1600, [16] 118 [1bl] [1] pp.]
Kiøbenhaffn, Henrich Waldkirch (og andre ?), 1613-33. 4to. Velbevaret samtidigt dansk hellæderbind over træ i renæssancestil og med 2 originale spænder i bronce. Ophøjede bind på ryg. Permer med blindtrykte rammer i streger og ruller samt i midterfelterne pladetrykte portrætter (Justitia ?). Lidt slid ved øverste kapitæl.(52)" -20 (38) pp. samt 115 forordninger. Ialt ca. 600 pp. Bagerst i bindet 26 sider med samtidige tilføjelser, notater m.v. Yderst velbevaret.
Editio Ultima, 3 vol. in-folio reliure de l'époque pleine peau retournée, dos à 5 nerfs, Sumptibus Peter Landry, Lugduni, 1613, Decretum Gratiani : 4 ff., 51 pp., 2072 colonnes, 76 pp. et 1 f. n. ch. ; Decretales D. Gregorii Papae IX : 2 ff., 23 pp., 1966 colonnes, 37 pp. et 1 f. n. ch ; Liber Sextus decretalium D. Bonifacii Papae VIII : 4 ff., 870 colonnes, 348 colonnes, 1 f. blanc, 366 colonnes, 1 f. n. ch., 19 pp. (chiffrée 23). Rappel du titre complet : [ Corpus Iuris Canonici ] Decretum Gratiani , emendatum et notationibus illustratum. Una cum glossis Gregorii XIII Pont. Max. Iussu editum [ Cum : ] Decretales D. Gregorii Papae IX suae integritati una cum glossis restitutae [ Cum : ] Liber Sextus decretalium D. Bonifacii Papae VIII, Clementis Papae V Constitutiones, Extravagantes, Tum viginti, D. Ioannis Papae XXII Tum Communes [ Corpus de droit canonique complet en 3 Tomes - Corpus Iuris Canonici ] Impressionnant exemplaire bien complet du Corpus juris canonici, dans l'édition lyonnaise de Pierre Landry (partagée au moins avec Pillehotte et P. Rousselet). Le Corpus est l'ensemble de textes constitutifs du droit canonique en vigueur entre 1582 et 1917. Il est constitué de plusieurs grands textes : le décret de Gratien (Decretum Gratiani), qui en est le socle, puis les cinq livres qui constituent la collection des décrétales : les décrétales de Grégoire IX (Decretales Gregorii IX), compilées par Raymond de Peñafort, le Sexte (Liber Sextus), les Clémentines (Clementinae), les Extravagantes de Jean XXII (Extravagantes Johannis XXII) et enfin les Extravagantes communes (Extravagantes Communes). Publié en 1580, le corpus fut rendu obligatoire par un bref papal en 1582. D'origine française, l'imprimeur Pierre Landri exerce la librairie à Lyon et à Medina del Campo, en Espagne (ainsi qu'à Salamanque). Il participera aux foires allemandes jusqu'en 1614, et fut échevin de Lyon en 1615 et 1616. Etat très satisfaisant (premier plat du troisième volume détaché, rel. frottées avec petits mq., qq. mouill. et rares petites galeries de vers n'affectant pas le texte). Latin
Very Good Turkish Paperback. A manuscript notebook. Roy. 8vo. (23 x 16 cm). In Turkish (Modern). 145, [10] p., schemes. Toprak hukuku, 1942-1943. These extremely rare and unpublished manuscript notes on 'land law' or 'real property law', were taken by a student between the years of 1942-44 during Mardin's lessons in Istanbul University. Very legible script. Fine manuscript with extra papers inside. Mardin was a Turkish jurist, academician and politician. He was one of the ends of the Ottoman Empire and the firsts of Turkish Republic lawyers. He worked as a lecturer at Istanbul University during his whole life, where he graduated, and became a professor of the Civil Law. He ws born in Shkodra. Extremely rare.
8 separate editions published together, with a general title page and table of contents, 24cm., text in Latin, text bright and clean, contemporary full-leather binding (gilt title and decorations in spine, ends of joints fragile, corners bit bumped, small loss of leather at upper end of spine, 2 small worm holes at lower end of spine), with some ornamented initials and tail pieces, good condition, rare, [Detailed content; 1: Certamen immunitatis sacerdotum Belgii in causis personalibus praecipue criminalibus, zelatorisque ejus illustrissimi domini archiepiscopi Mechlin. adversus Authors Libelli cui titulus "Libelli Hispanice editi etc. Confutatio per Belgas Theologos" (59pp., s.d., the approbatio mentions 1699) // 2: Certamen pro immunitate ecclesiastica locali seu asylo etc. (348 + 12pp., 1700) // 3: Replica contra libellum typis Nicolai Braaw Harlemi, etc. 'Refutatio responsi ad libellum cui titulus 'Motivum Juris pro capitulo Cathedrali Harlemensi, etc. (Mechliniae, Laurentius Vander Elst, s.d., 42pp.), 4: Motivum Juris pro Bove Triturante (Bruxellis, De Dobbeleer, 1705, [17] + 151 + 7pp.) // 5: Motivum Juris de placeto regio in tres dialogos digestum (s.l., s.n., s.d. [1723], 101 + 53 [=3] pp.) // 6: Motivum Juris Patrii seu defensio edictorum principum Belgii (s.l., s.n., s.d. [1723], 60pp.) // 7: Ampliatio motivi juris patrii pro red. dom. Petro Govaerts vicario apostolico Dioecesis Sylvaeducensis et ea qualitate defensore in causa quam in Supremo Brabantiae Consilio sustinet contra illustrissimam Dominam Comitissam Viduam Illustrissimi Domini Comitis de Mansny, baronem d'Elderen, etc. (s.l., s.n., 1725, 80 + [7] + 9 + [1] + [7] pp.) // 8: Dissertatio civilis et canonica in qua inquiritur an sacerdotes Belgae, canonici, pastores, & capellani etiam manuales quorum officio annexum est onus audiendi confessiones, catechisandi, aut concionandi, sine causa possint destitui ?, etc. (s.l., s.n., s.d. [ca. 1709?], 30pp.) // GOVARTS Petrus, born in Turnhout 1644, died in Mechelen 1726 and buried in the hospital of Geel, studied theology and law in Leuven, was elected 3 times 'rector magnificus' of the Leuven University, became vicar general in Mechelen, and in 1701 he became apostolic vicar of 's-Hertogenbosch. In 1703 he was appointed to defend the rights and interests of the catholics against the Jansenists in The Hague, and as such Govarts tried to convert Petrus Codde (in vain). This publication reflects some of his activities both in Mechelen and in 's-Hertogenbosch & Den Haag. Cfr. NNBW IX-297-298], Reference: STCV 12914042, R96639
Et une Table alphabétique raisonnée des matières, 6 vol. in-8 reliure de l'époque pleine basane racinée, dos lisse ornés, pièces de tomaison rouge et bleu foncé, toutes tranches marbrées, Chez J.L. Chanson, Paris, 1821 (Tomes 1 et 2 ), Chez Béchet Aîné, Paris, Rouen, 1823 (tomes 3 à 6), XII-488 pp. ; 634 pp. ; 441 pp. ; 2 ff., 520 pp. ; 2 ff., 512 pp. ; 340 pp. Titre complet : Collection des Constitutions, Chartes et Lois Fondamentales des Peuples de l'Europe et des Deux Amériques (6 Tomes - Complet) Avec des Précis Offrant l'Histoire des Libertés et des Institutions politiques chez les nations modernes Rare exemplaire parfaitement complet de ce très important ouvrage dans lequel on trouve les institutions politiques depuis le début de leur histoire jusqu'à la fin de l'Empire, des pays suivants : France, Angleterre, Allemagne, Pays-Bas, pays Nordiques, Russie, Pologne, Hongrie, Espagne, Portugal, Italie, Etats-Unis (de ses différents états - nous respectons la graphie d'origine - : Virginie, New-Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode-Island, Connecticut, New-Yorck, New Jersey, Pensylvanie, Delaware, Maryland, Caroline Septentrionale, Caroline Méridionale, Géorgie, Vermont, Louisiana, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Vermont, Maine, Illinois, Mississipi...), Haïti, et les états de l'Amérique du Sud (avec les actes d'indépendance du Vénézuela et de la Colombie). Bon exemplaire (qq. petits frott.) signé par J. Guadet dans le premier tome. Français
2 tomes reliés en 1 volume in-folio (21 x 34cm), 734-178p. Il a été relié à la suite du meme auteur: Commentarius in codicem sacratissimi Imperatoris Iustiniani. Hanoviae, Typis Wechelianis apud Claudium Marnium, & heredes Iohannis Aubrii, 1604. In-folio, 479p. Célèbre jurisconsulte de France, on doit à Charles Du Moulin ou Molin (1500-1566) plusieurs commentaires sur les principales Coutumes de France.
4to (146 x 182 mm). (2), 13, (1) pp. Elaborate 20th century mottled calf by Riviere, spine tooled and lettered in gilt. Marbled endpapers. Yellow edges. First printed edition, repurposing for the context of the beginning Civil War what is here given as a letter to Charles I (dated November 1629), signed by Heath as Attorney General, which warns of "rumours against your Majestie" and that an unknown person has written "a false seditious and pestilent discourse" concerning the King's revenue and the balance of power between government and monarch. The entire text is based on the early Stuart-era "Propositions to Bridle the Impertinency of Parliament", a project initially presented to King James in 1614 "to help aggrandize royal power through prerogative taxation and military despotism modelled on Italian lines" (Millstone, p. 320). As early as in 1629, the "Propositions" had been strategically recirculated through scribal networks "by Sir Robert Cotton and his friends as though it were part of the Duke of Buckingham's plot against the English state. In the 1630s, the 'Propositions' was embedded in Attorney General Heath's indictment of the Cotton circle and circulated again. Heath's bill, containing a text of the 'Propositions', was printed in the spring of 1642 under the title 'A Machavillian Plot'. The title was ambiguous: was the 'Machavillian Plot' the Propositions' scheme to extend the king's power, of the plan by ill-affected persons to raise fears and jealousies among the people, as Heath's bill charged?" (ibid., p. 320f.). In 1646, the text would see yet a further iteration, rather fantastically re-issued as "Straffords Plot Discovered". - Joints very slightly rubbed, upper joint starting to split. Very small piece torn from the lower blank corner of B3 but otherwise very clean and crisp. Provenance: bought by Maggs Bros in February 1964. Wing H1339. Halkett/Laing IV, 2. OCLC 12232819. Noah Millstone, Manuscript Circulation and the Invention of Politics in Early Stuart England (Cambridge, 2016), p. 321.
16mo. 52 pp. Illustrated original wrappers. Extremely rare German anti-fascist "Tarnschrift" (a clandestine pamphlet or "camouflaged book"), here masquerading as a brochure advertizing a facial skin care cream: in fact, it contains the text of a speech delivered on 3 August 1935 by Maurice Thorez, the leader of the French Communist Party, warning of the dangers of the rise and spread of fascism. - In perfect condition. Gittig, Tarnschriften 1933-1945 (1996) 0289.
Large 4to. 2 vols. bound in one. XVI, 384 pp. (4), 371, (9) pp. Contemporary half calf over marbled boards. First edition. A historical treatise on the commerce and trade of the Dutch Republic, the causes of its prosperity in the past, the reasons for its present decline, and the means for recovery. Most bibliographers attribute this book to the French lawyer Accarias de Serionne (1709-92), an opponent of the ideas of the philosophers and the Physiocrats. It has, however, also been attributed to the Dutch jurist, philosopher and bookseller Elie Luzac (1723-96) who published a Dutch book (Hollands rijkdom, 1780) which was only nominally a translation of the present French work. In the preface to the Dutch adaptation, Luzac wrote that he wished to demonstrate "in which way [...] such a book should be treated [...] even more so because [...] so many had thought him [Luzac] for the author of this [French] book'. An octavo edition appeared the same year. - Very light wear to top and foot of spine, wants the spine label. A strong and bright copy on large, untrimmed paper. Kress B.96. Einaudi 4767. INED 13 & 2987bis. EHB 1245a.