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1913179010Bruxelles, Tarlier; Bruylant, 1833-1913. Einheitliche Hldrbde. m. roten Rsch u. Rgoldpräg. Einbde teils berieben. Einige Rücken etwas angerissen. 1 Rücken m. Fehlstelle. Teils ein wenig stockfl.
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plein veau fauve raciné d’époque, tit. doré sur maroquin bordeaux, dos lisse richement ornée de motifs et fleurons dorés encadrés de filets, frises et roulettes, filets à froid encadrants les plats, tr. mouchetées, impressions sur vergé, Code entièrement interfolié avec annotation à l’encre, (ors passés, épidermures sur le veau et la pc. de tit., coiffes et coins émoussés avec lég. accident à la coiffe inf., coupes frottées avec lég. mq., mouillures claires marginales sur tout le volume) MONUMENTS ! Nous présentons ici la GRANDE Édition Originale du Code de commerce. En effet, son format n’échappe par à la déclinaison que connut le Code civil de 1804 : il fut publié aux formats in-32 (env. 10,5 cm de hauteur), le plus répandu in-8 (20 cm) et celui que nous proposons, l’in-4 (26 cm) le plus rare. Cette dernière version, imprimée à grandes marges, avait été envoyée aux différents tribunaux de province dans le but d’être annoté. Notre exemplaire, de surcroît, est relié entièrement interfolié et contient des annotations postérieurs (jusqu’en 1815) précisant les modifications ou révisions du Code.
3774, Paris, Pédone 1959 et s., reliure en pleine toile seigle avec pc. de tit./tom. bordeaux pour la période 1959 à 1979, broché ensuite, très bon état hormis qq. frottements sur les pc. de tit..
reliure en pleine toile seigle avec pc. de tit./tom. bordeaux pour la période 1959 à 1979, broché ensuite, très bon état hormis qq. frottements sur les pc. de tit.
1742228081742 13 volumes, reliure plein veau havane moucheté (binding full calfskin) in-quarto (20,5 x 26,3 cm), RELIURE D'EPOQUE, dos à nerfs (spine with raised bands) décoré or (gilt decoration) à filets "or", filets perlés "or", roulettes "or"(gilt line and fillets) et filets à froid (blind-stamping line decoration), titre et tomaisons frappés "or", pièce de titre (label of title) sur fond bordeaux avec filet "or" et filet perlé "or" en encadrement, pièce de tomaison sur fond marron-clair avec filet "or" et filet perlé "or" en encadrement avec rinceaux et fleuron "or" aux angles, entre nerfs à fleuron "or" dans un encadrement avec filet "or" et filet perlé "or" avec rinceaux "or" aux angles, roulette "or" en place des nerfs avec un filet à froid de part et d'autre des nerfs (manque de dorure par endroit), manque de cuir à la coiffe de tête du Tome VIII et aux coiffes de pied des Tomes VIII, IX, et XII, plats muets, trés légèrement épidermés (lights scratches), double filets "or" sur les coupes (fillets on the cuts) manque de dorure (blurred gilding), toutes tranches lisses rouges (all red edges), Etiquette Ex-libris blanche gravée en noir au dos des premiers plats : "de la Bibliothèque du Baron VOYSINS DE GARTEMPE "(Jean Baptiste François Emmanuel Baron Voysin De Gartempe : Homme Politique Français, conseiller au parlement de Bordeaux lors du déclenchement de la Révolution), sans illustration (no illustration) excepté une petite vignette gravée sur bois (engraving wood) en noir sur la page de titre + des bandeaux historiés - lettrines et culs-de-lampe (and illuminated of headpieces and dropped initials and of tailpieces) gravés sur bois (engraving wood) en noir, (Cxlviii + 622) + (xxxvi + 692) + (xxiv + 822) + (xxx + 738) + ( xxxii + 752) + ( xvi + 773) + ( xlviii + 685) + (xxiv + 711) + (xx + 731) + ( xvi + 460) + xii +[Considerations sur les Monnoies et Mémoires sur la Compagnie des Indes] 316) + ( xvi + 677) + ( xxviii + 648 + xlix) + (lxxxviii + 704) pages, 1759-1789 Paris : les Libraires Associés Editeur,
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9 vol. in-folio reliure de l'époque pleine basane marron, dos à 6 nerfs ornés (fleurons), Sumptib. Phil. Borde, Laur. Arnaud & Claud. Rigaud, Lugduni [ Lyon ], 1661-70, Tome I : 10 ff. (dont faux-titre avec frontispice au verso, gravé par Auroux), 577 pp. et 1 f. blanc ; Tome II : 8 ff., 614 pp. ; Tome III : 6 ff., 578 pp. ; Tome 4 : 6 ff., 530 pp. ; Tome 5 : 7 ff., 650 pp. ; Tome 6 : 7 ff., 574 pp. ; Tome 7 : 6 ff., 602 pp. ;Tome 8 : 6 ff., 434 pp. et 1 f. blanc ; Tome 9 : 6 ff. (dont faux-titre avec frontispice au verso, gravé par Auroux), 759 pp. - Titre complet : Eminentissimi Dominici Tuschi, Regiensis episcop. Tiburtini, Presbiteri Cardinalis, Practicarum conclusionum Iuris, in omni foro frequentiorum (9 Tomes - Complet) In quibus Praeter Spirituales, Ecclesiasticas, Legales, Iudiciarias caeterásque materias Canonicas, Prophanas, Civiles, Criminales & mixtas in vtroque foro magis frequentes, miro ordine digestas receptásque opiniones vbique Asterisco * notatis aliqua multarum insignium Ecclesiarum, Ordinum Regularium, Militiarum, Regnorum, Provinciarum, Civitatum & aliorum locorum statua mores consuetudines, indulta & privilegia ut obiter a Doctoribus citatis sunt relata ordine alphabetico contineuntur ac declarantur. Rare exemplaire parfaitement complet des 9 Tomes. Le tome 9, publié par Carlo Toschi, et ici présent pour la première fois, bénéficie d'une page de titre propre. Etat satisfaisant (rel. frottées avec qq. accrocs et mq. en coiffes, des mouillures, fortes dans le tome 3, qq. travaux de vers affectant rarement le texte sur plus de qq. lettres) pour cet exemplaire de l'édition la plus complète. Latin
1948142680London: 22 October 1948. He was about to lose his Army Council Outstanding signed group portrait capturing an Army Council meeting headed by the Secretary of State for War Manny Shinwell and Chief of the Imperial General Staff Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery. The date of Friday 22 October clearly visible on the desk calendar is significant as it was the anniversary of the eve of Monty's great victory at El Alamein. That evening Montgomery attended an El Alamein Anniversary reunion at the Royal Albert Hall original newsreel footage of which can be seen on YouTube. However the business at hand at this meeting was almost certainly the introduction of National Service which Shinwell opposed and Montgomery promoted a bill for which had been approved in 1947. The financial crises faced by the post-war Labour government the Berlin Crisis and the exigencies of the Malayan Emergency which had begun in June of that year forced a re-think and "gave Montgomery the opportunity to argue that demobilization of troops should be retarded introducing de facto two years of National Service" as opposed to the proposed six months Strachan p. 42. The Chiefs of Staff argued for an extension of National Service to 18 months but Montgomery "with his vision of a mass Army to defend Europe" pushed for a two-year term "indeed on 19 October 1948 he threatened the resignation of the military members of the Army Council if such a measure was not conceded" ibid. In October 1950 in response to the Korean War Britain adopted two-year National Service. It is irresistible although perhaps facile to read an element of strain in the faces of the assembled company but Montgomery's announcement to Shinwell three days earlier that "he was about to lose his Army Council" left him "a bit startled" Memoirs p. 430. In addition Montgomery was not a success as CIGS; Templer seated second left described him as "the worst CIGS for 50 years" cited in Baxter p 122. "He fell out with both his fellow Chiefs of Staff and his own Army Council. Mutual contempt and personal antipathy shaped Montgomery's relations" Cohen p. 77. However despite their differences over National Service relations between Shinwell and Montgomery were cordial Monty describing the pugnacious Glaswegian in glowing terms: "Shinwell had a quick and clear brain and his heart was in the right place; he could understand and decide quickly. He and I became great friends. I used to tell him that when he was in his chair in the War Office from Monday to Friday he was excellent and just what we wanted as our political chief" Memoirs p. 385. Of the three Secretaries of State for War under whom Montgomery served Shinwell was "the best of the three". Signed by all figures present except as indicated from left to right: unknown not signed; General Sir Gerald Templer Vice-Chief of the Imperial General Staff; General Sir James Steele Adjutant-General to the Forces; Michael Stewart Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for War; Brigadier John Faviell Joint Secretary Military; Shinwell; unknown signed but possibly the Joint Secretary Civil; Montgomery; General Sir Sidney Kirkman Quarter-Master General to the Forces; General Sir Kenneth Crawford Deputy Chief of the General Staff. Original silver gelatin print 239 x 292 mm tipped to textured paper leaf 275 x 310 mm and card mount 315 x 355 mm; signed in pencil by the photographer lower right signature obscured by those of others. A couple of small bumps to corners of card mount the image in excellent condition. Presented to style in a stained oak frame with conservation acrylic glazing. Colin F. Baxter Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery 1887-1976: A Selected Bibliography 1999; Michael J. Cohen Fighting World War Three from the Middle East: Allied Contingency Plans 1945-1954 1997; Montgomery The Memoirs 1958; Huw Strachan ed. The British Army Manpower and Society in the Twenty-First Century 2000. unknown
136780London: The Arcadia Press 1972. Hardcover. Fine. London The Arcadia Press 1972 first thus/ 1948 and 1946. Large octavo xiv 421 pages with 3 diagrams and 62 maps many printed in black and red plus a colour frontispiece portrait of the author and 26 pages of plates. Gilt-decorated full black morocco lettered and decorated in gilt all edges gilt; marbled endpapers and gilt inner dentelles; rear cover lightly marked; free endpapers lightly tanned around the edges by the leather; essentially a fine copy with the cloth slipcase. Number 235 of only 265 copies signed on the title page by the author as 'Montgomery of Alamein' and bound by Zaehnsdorf. The title page is dated 1971 but 'This Book was published on the 30th Anniversary of The Battle of El Alamein 23rd October 1972' is printed in red on the half-title. The Arcadia Press hardcover
19642110502151000933Sobunsha 1964. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 15 Sobunsha paperback
15403843Avignon and Lyon: Jehan de Channey and reissued in Lyon by Thibaud Payen 1540. Good. Small 4to. Collation: A-T6 lacking two leaves at end including colophon on T6v. Foliation: cv 7 of 9 ff. Woodcut title-border and initials throughout see below. Bound in modern Italian full vellum title in calligraphic manuscript on spine in red and black marbled endpapers edges at one time stained red. Title-page with two small worm tracks in lower blank margin diminishing through first two gatherings; verso of title with contemporary MS title and early ownership inscription abrasions suggest the removal of something that had been pasted down at one time; upper and outer margins closely cropped with frequent loss of headlines and shoulder notes; foxing and blemishes throughout; fol. K6 with large tear. A washed copy and strongly and inexplicably pungent. Preserved in a marbled slipcase tipped with citron morocco. With stated faults and priced accordingly. VERY EARLY FRENCH PROVENCAL LAWS AND STATUTES A RARE AND IMPORTANT EDITION BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED IN AN ELEGANT BATARDE TYPE WITH THE TEXT IN HIGH RENAISSANCE FRENCH AND A WOODCUT TITLE BORDER ATTRIBUTED TO GUILLAUME LEROY. <br /> <br /> This is a significant collection of royal ordinances and edicts promulgated by Francois I for Provence more specifically for the town of Forcalquier and adjacent lands. The original sheets were printed in 1536 in the Papal city of Avignon by Jehan de Channey with a privilege; the work was then reissued with a new title-page in 1540 either in Lyon by Thibaud Payen ut Bechtel or by Channey's son Bernard ut Betz. "Perhaps the priviledge might have been usurped or contested because the true first edition of the Ordonnances was printed in Lyon by Denys de Harsy in 1536 with a privilege of three years . Thus the edition of Channey could well be only a counterfeit favored by the political position of Avignon a dependence of the Papal States" M. Rouard in the 1860 Bulletin du bibliophile p. 1404 "Note sur les editions de la 'Meygra Entrepriza' d'Antoine Arena". <br /> <br /> Francois I ordered to be printed this collection of Provencal laws which sought to consolidate his authority as king of Provence which was subject to the incursions of Emperor Charles V and to bring regional justice closer to "common" i.e. Parisian forms. The collection shows that the king wished to appease Provencal legal custom by not modifying the existing Privileges or administrative frameworks; nonetheless the entire Provencal legal system was effectively brought under his control. <br /> <br /> Every aspect of the Provence law is addressed; of particular interest:<br /> <br /> -- The ordinance of Is-sur-Tille an edict intended to curb the abuses of Provencal magistrates by forbidding them among other things to use Latin during trials i.e. Villers-Cotterets ordinance.<br /> -- The edict of Joinville - 5 September 1535 which carries out a reform of justice and administration by strengthening the powers of parliament.<br /> -- Ordinance on the of the Navy -- January 17 1517 -- one of the first of its kind.<br /> -- Ordinance of Dijon 23 November 1535.<br /> -- Ordinance on wheat.<br /> -- Ordinance of King Rene of September 4 1438 against imperial and apostolic notaries<br /> -- Ordinance of King Rene prohibiting imperial and apostolic notaries if they were not invested with the royal investiture.<br /> -- Ordinances of Louis XII 1501 and 1502 an edict establishing the Parliament of Aix.<br /> -- Ordinance on the Gendarmerie - Bordeaux July 15 1530.<br /> -- Ordinance of Saint Germain -- July 24 1534.<br /> -- Edict establishing the 7 legions of "Gendarmerie" or footsoldiers an ordinance on tolls and repair of highways - Fontaine September 1535.<br /> -- Edict on "reforming the justice system" of Marsailles dated in manuscript "1535".<br /> -- Table of Ordonnances of Provence our copy lacks the final two leaves of the Table. <br /> <br /> Provence was not annexed to France until 1486 but even then was preserved as a separate administrated organization. Francois I strengthened royal authority through a series of reforms to control and optimize the management of the state and its territory. It was for these purposes that he had the Villers-Cotterets ordinance drawn up in 1539 certainly the best known and most enduring of his reign. He instituted French as the exclusive official language of the administration and initiated its civil status. The Montpellier Ordinance issued in 1537 gave rise to the legal deposit of printed publications from the Kingdom. <br /> <br /> The colophon on T6v which is not present in our copy reads: "Ces presentes ordonnances ont este imprimees en Avignon par Jehan de Channey l'an de grace 1536 au moys Daoust." Other copies of the 1540 reissue have additional works bound with it e.g. the Berkeley Law Library copy which collates A-T6 V4 2A-D4 E2. These added works are considered discrete bibliographical units. <br /> <br /> BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTES: Judging from the title-page transcription in HOLLIS our Jehan de Channey edition must have a different title-page than that of Harvard Law Library; their transcription begins: "Ordonnances du treschrestien roy de frãce Francoys premier" etc. The cataloguer informs us that the 1540 edition is "the same as the 1536 Avignon edition except for a new t.p. and leaves 69142750. The son of the original printer reissued this; cf. Panzier." <br /> <br /> Whereas our copy lacks two leaves and has faults as stated we note with interest that the Friedlaender copy of the Denis de Harsy 1536 edition bound with two other works sold in 2001 at Christie's for $11162; a similar Sammelband was offered and sold by Messrs Sokol for EUR 11315. <br /> <br /> Baudrier vol. IX p. 303. Bechtel O-220. Collection des ordonnances des rois de France: Catalogue des Actes de Francois Ier" Vol. 9 p. 374. Repertoire bibliographique des livres imprimes en France au seizieme siecle I Avignon pp. 244-246 no. 50. Fairfax Murray / Davies French 411. USTC 22905. <br /> <br /> CENSUS: Bibl. Mejanes Aix-en-Provence; Bibl. municipale Livree Ceccano Avignon; Bibl. municipales Grenoble; Bibl. municipale Lyon; Univ. de Paris Bibl. Cujas; Arsenal; BnF; Berkeley Law; Harvard Law; Iowa University; UPenn; GWU. <br /> <br /> Further literature cited by Odysee Bibliotheque patrimoniale Aix / Marsaille Universite: Isambert Decrussy and Armet Recueil general des anciennes lois francaises depuis l'an 420 jusqu'a la revolution de 1789 1827 tome 9 p. 422-432 et p. 437 and tome 12 p. 137-148; p. 346-349; p. 355-356; p. 390-400; p. 414-491. Roger Aubenas Etude sur le notariat provencal au Moyen-age et sous l'Ancien Regime Aix 1931. Sylvain Soleil "L'ordonnance de Villers-Cotterets cadre juridique de la politique linguistique des rois de France" in: Langues et Constitutions Economica PUAM 2004 p. 19-34. Jehan de Channey (and reissued in Lyon by Thibaud Payen) unknown
Granatae, Hugonem Manem, 1566, 30 x 21 cm., pergamino, 12 h. incluso portada con escudo xilográfico de Diego de Espinosa + 172 folios. (Gaspar de Baeza fue uno de los juristas mas importantes de su época, fue profesor de la Universidad de Granada y ejerció como abogado en su Real Chancillería).
27210A Bruxelles, 1779. xiv, 776, (2, errata, blank), 10 pp. 4to. Contemporary calf, spine gilt with raised bands, red label with gilt lettering, marbled edges, some minor blemishes to binding. Kress B.175; Goldsmiths 11860; Einaudi 207; INED 137; Quérard, La France Littéraire, i, p. 126; Dupin/Camus 954bis, pointing to the fact that this work is only complete with the 10 pages supplement, as is the case here; Le Bucher bibliographique, 114. Very rare only edition and suppressed by the Cour des Aides in February 1779 because it was considered contrary to the authority of the Court, it lacked respect for its decisions and it violated the confidentiality of the decisions. This precious and scarce volume, which was not available on the market and which was suppressed in 1779, contains the work of Malesherbes during his tenure in office at the Cour des Aides, that is, the work of 25 years: the reports of the sessions of the Cour des Aides and the remonstrances. It was published with tacit permission and did not contain, in the first instance, those pleas in which Malerherbes addressed the king in quite frank language. These withheld texts were shortly thereafter nevertheless printed and inserted and they form the indispensible 10 page supplement at the end of the volume.The Court des Aides was suppressed, together with the Parliaments, by Maupeou in his attempt at reform; it played, under Malesherbes, a significient role of opposition to what the Court considered to be "royal arbitrariness" and basically shared the "constitutionalist" ideology common to most members of the Grande Robe. The Court was suppressed in 1771 and re-instated in 1774: Malesherbes was recalled to Paris with the reconstituted Cour des Aides on the accession of Louis XVI; it was at this point that he spearheaded the famous 1775 Remontrances of the cour des aides, which detailed the problems facing the regime and envisioned a total overhaul of fiscal policy. Louis XVI was so impressed with the plan -and fearful for the future of his government- that Malesherbes was appointed minister of the maison du roi in 1775. He held office as a royal minister only nine months; the Court proved intransigent in its opposition to his proposals for fiscal restraint and other reforms, including curtailing the arbitrary issuance of lettres de cachet, and he soon found himself bereft of political support. He resigned together with Turgot in 1776.- Pages 71-72 bound between pages 66-67, and with the pages 71-72 bis present, 457-8 omitted in numbering, numbers 465-66 used twice, but text complete.
1594427741594 1594-1595. 1 volume in-folio, demi-basane XIXème légèrement frottée, dos lisse orné, pièce de titre en maroquin noir.89 ff., 5 ff. bl.
3943, Paris, Imprimerie Nationale 1953et s., 53 années en 53 vol., reliure en pleine toile verte homogène, tit. & tom. dorés sur dos lisse avec doubles filets soulignant, plaçure: 1vol./an, (marques de bibliothèque, dos insolés sur les 10première années, dégât des eaux sur 3 volumes: reliures déformées mais pages totalement consultables et texte parfaitement lisible), bon état hormis les volumes abîmés.
reliure en pleine toile verte homogène, tit. & tom. dorés sur dos lisse avec doubles filets soulignant, plaçure : 1 vol./an, (marques de bibliothèque, dos insolés sur les 10 première années, dégât des eaux sur 3 volumes : reliures déformées mais pages totalement consultables et texte parfaitement lisible), bon état hormis les volumes abîmés
15947211594 In-folio (35,2 x 24,7 cm), demi-basane XIXe, dos lisse orné, pièce de titre en maroquin noir.89 ff., 5 ff. bl. (coins un peu frottés, petites épidermures, mouillures éparses (très prononcéesavec petites pertes de textes aux ff. 71-75), petits manques en marge des ff. 83 et 88, largemanque de papier au dernier f. bl., bandes de renfort au verso des ff. 8, 12 et 13, traced’adhésif au verso du f. 1).Manuscrit sur papier, encre brune.Précieux manuscrit comprenant la « grosse » d’un jugement prononcé au bailliage de Montcenis, près d’Autun (auj. Saône-et-Loire), avec signature du greffier. Il date des dernières années du XVIe siècle et concerne Jean Pageot et sa succession. Celui-ci était originaire du village de Chambroy, paroisse de Saint-Symphorien-de-Marmagne. Les audiences se font auprès d’Etienne Callart, docteur en droits, conseiller du roi et lieutenant au bailliage de Montcenis. La veuve de Pageot doit s’acquitter de dettes laissées par son défunt mari et d’autres litiges (f. 57v), notamment sur des biens immobiliers (maisons, vignes, bois).Elle est aux prises avec des personnages importants, notamment Odet de Montaigu, sieur de laTour Guerin et lieutenant général de la chancellerie d’Autun. A partir du f. 82 figure la déclaration d’héritage dressant la liste des biens du défunt, avec des annotations marginales de la fin du XVII e siècle (1678).Le manuscrit est par ailleurs intéressant pour sa mention des troubles de l’histoire contemporaine, notamment la menace des troupes de la Ligue (f. 1r) , faction ultra-catholique menaçant la monarchie ; Montcenis resta fidèle au roi – contrairement à sa voisine Autun – en dépit de tentatives. Il est question d’une incursion près de la porte du château de Montcenis de troupes ligueuses capturant des hommes pour obtenir des rançons en échange : « Les trouppes de la Ligue se gesterent dedans pour y surprendre tous ceux qu’ils pourroient pour les rendre prisonniers (…) » (f. 1r).Biblio : H. Abord, Histoire de la Réforme et de la Ligue dans la ville d’Autun, III, p. 288.
1798025167London: G.G. And J. Robinson 1798. Third Edition Corrected . Quarter Morocco. Fine. 8 5/8" Tall. Third Corrected Edition. Two Volumes. Marbled Boards Skillfully And Beautifully Bound In Modern Quarter Morocco With Morocco Tips Red Morocco Labels Compartments On Spine With Gilt Decorations And Rules. Half-Title To Volume I Is Present. Printing And Mind Of Man Title For First Edition. In Revising The First Edition Of Political Justice 1793 In 1796 Godwin Remarked That He Had Not Yielded "A Proper Attention To The Empire Of Feeling." He Further Thought That "Not Only The Passions Of Men But Their Judgments Are To A Great Degree The Creatures Of Their Sympathy." These Judgments Contradict His Earlier Opinions In The First Edition That Reason Alone Can Determine Human Action. Godwin Regarded This Third Corrected Edition 1798 As His Final Thoughts. <br/> <br/> London: G.G. And J. Robinson unknown
1907019603Washington: Government Printing Office 1907. First Edition . Hardcover. Fine. 9 7/8' Tall. 63 Pp. Original Blue Cloth Gilt A Uniform Binding For Presentation Issues Of These Presidential Messages As These Were Issued Over The Decades. First Printing Of Roosevelt's "State Of The Union" Communication To Congress 1907. The Personal Copy Of Rudolph Forster A Highly Responsible Non-Political Official In The White House For Over Forty Years And Recipient Of Roosevelt's Personal Copies Of His Presidential Publications. "Rudolph Forster Was Executive Clerk And Administrative Officer In Charge Of Executive Papers At The White House Until His Death In 1943. He Had Piled Up Nearly Fifty Years Of Service To Eight Presidents. His Job Was To Remind The President That A Bill For Example Must Be Acted Upon In A Certain Amount Of Time Or That By Law He Must Fill A Vacancy Within A Definite Period. He Was Also Responsible For The 'Orderly Handling Of Documents' And Supervision Of The Large Clerical Staff. He Was The Most Important Permanent Official At The White House. " -Off The Record With F.D.R. Rutgers University Press 1958. "Rudolph Is A Man Without Faults." - Franklin D. Roosevelt As Cited In That Book P. 140. With The Bookplate Of Forster's Son Warren Rudolph Forster No Other Marks No Signatures Or Writing. <br/> <br/> Government Printing Office hardcover
1952032525London: Routledge and Kegan Paul Ltd 1952. First English Edition 1st Printing. Green Cloth. Near Fine/Near Fine DJ. 288 Pp. First English Language Translation Of Her Book Which Was First Published In France In 1949. Gallup B66 For The Eliot Preface. Camus Reportedly Considered Her To Be The Most Important 20Th Century Writer. Book Is Clean Unmarked No Names No Fraying Light Rubbing At Corners. Dj Is Especially Clean And Bright Unfaded Price Clipped At Bottom Of Front Flap With A 1/4" Deep X 1/2" Long Chip At Bottom Of Front Bottom Spine Fold A 1/8' V-Chip At Bottom Of Rear Spine Fold And A 1/8" Deep X 1/4" Long Chip At Top Of Rear Spine Fold. <br/> <br/> Routledge and Kegan Paul Ltd hardcover
2009SBS-9780754627364ASHGATE 2009. Hardcover. New. ASHGATE hardcover
2009SBS-9780754627364ASHGATE 2009. Hardcover. New. ASHGATE hardcover
1273Paris, Baudouin, 1789 / 1794. 46 volumes in-12, demi-basane d'époque ornée, environ 13500p. Cette collection célèbre embrasse les décrets publiés sur les matières les plus diverses : Domaines, police, forces armées, finances, colonies, administrations etc... Indispensable pour comprendre cette période clé de notre histoire. Cet exemplaire de la législation sous la révolution comporte des rousseurs les plus souvent en pages de gardes mais aussi dans le texte. Reliure parfois frottée. Bon état général.
1930171180Dresden, 1833-1930. Meist 4°. Verschied. geb. Meist m. Biblotheks-Rsign. u. St. a. Tit. Einbde. angeschmutzt u. bestoßen. Wenige stärker beschäd. Dekret Nr. 21, 36 u. ständische Schriften 1913/14 brosch.
