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(Napoleon Bonaparte) BOURRIENNE, Louis Antoine Fauvelet deBiblio.com

Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte by Louis Antoine Fauvelet de Bourrienne His Private Secretary four volumes.

(NAPOLEON IER) - Jean-Etienne-Marie PORTALIS - Felix-Julien-Jean BIGOT DE PREAMENEUBiblio.com

Projet de Code civil présenté par la Commission nommée par le gouvernement le 24 thermidor an 8 NAPOLEONIC CODE Draft of the Civil Code

180187628Paris: Chez Fauvelle imprimeur des Tribunaux place circulaire du Palais de justice à ParisEt Patris imprimeur-libraire quai Malaquais près le pavillon des Quatre-Nations n° 2 1801. Fine. ""The French nation having conquered liberty by the sword shall preserve and strengthen it through the law"" Preliminary Address Chez Fauvelle imprimeur des Tribunaux place circulaire du Palais de justice à Paris Et Patris imprimeur-libraire quai Malaquais près le pavillon des Quatre-Nations n° 2 Paris s. d. 1801 20.4 x 13.2 cm relié Extremely rare printing by Fauvelle official printer for the Tribunaux de la Seine contemporary and textually identical to the octavo and quarto editions by the Imprimerie de la République. Only four copies with Fauvelle's imprint in OCLC BnF National Library of Spain Royal Danish Library Stadtbibliothek Worms. Bradel-style binding in full marbled paper boards flat spine with red roan label light foxing to the first three leaves. First version of the Napoleonic Code presented by the four members of Bonaparte's commission appointed to draft the civil code. Also contains the important Preliminary Address to the First Draft of the Civil Code outlining the influences and objectives behind this landmark work - the first modern legal code to be widely adopted in Europe which influenced the codes of jurisdictions all over the world. Under Bonapartes authority the legislative commission led by Tronchet president Portalis Bigot de Préameneu and Maleville completed this draft civil code in just four months presented in Frimaire Year IX of the Republican Calendar January 1801. The structure of the text mirrors that of the Civil Code which came into effect in 21 March 1804. There are however both technical and philosophical differences: this project contains a Preliminary Book On Rights and Laws comprising six titles which would later be reduced in the Code to a single introductory article. Most sections in this version begin with explanatory comments many of which were later removed particularly in the first half of the code. As the Allgemeine Literatur Zeitung observed ""It can often be very useful to consult both the draft and the final code even in matters of legal dogmatics for the general principles and explanations provided by the commission are typically still valid for the code not because they were rejected as incorrect but rather deemed unsuitable for inclusion in the final version"" 25 March 1810. This first version of the Code was published for the Court of Cassation and appellate courts to collect their amendments. Fauvelle printer of this edition likely intended for Parisian magistrates was among the publishers of judicial commentaries submitted in response to the government's request. The courts delivered their remarks within six months of this editions release. After three years of debate and some one hundred sessionshalf chaired by Bonaparte himselfthe Civil Code was adopted in the form of 36 legislative bills and soon became known as the Napoleonic Code. This edition also includes the only appearance at the time of a Preliminary Address in essence the statement of purpose for the draft Civil Code by the four-member governmental commission between August 1800 and January 1801. . The Preliminary Address is in fact the work of Portalis whose spirit of moderation guided the drafters of the code. The legislator must remain modest Portalis maintained: a code should not seek to say everything; it must leave room for interpretation by the courts and jurists which leads to the famous phrase: The codes of nations evolve with time; properly speaking they are not made. The Preliminary Address is also a brilliant piece of propaganda outlining pacification by the Consulate after the Revolution and presenting the future code as a synthesis of the legal tradition from the French monarchy and new revolutionary principles. Canadian Ministry of Justice May 2004. This rare speech would not appear again until 1836 in Fenets Recueil complet des travaux préparatoires du Code civil vol. I p. 436. Rare copy of the only published Chez Fauvelle, imprimeur des Tribunaux, place circulaire du Palais de justice à ParisEt Patris, imprimeur-libraire, quai Malaqu hardcover

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(NAPOLEON IER) - Louis-Alexandre de, comte d'Antraigues LAUNAYBiblio.com

Traduction d'un Fragment du XVIII. Livre de Polybe trouvé dans le monastère Ste Laure au Mont Athos par le Comte d'Antraigues Translation of a Fragment from the Eighteenth Book of Polybius Discovered in the Monastery of Saint Laura on Mount Athos by the Count dAntraigues

180690046London: s. n. 1806. Fine. s. n. London 1806 12.3 x 19.5 cm Broché sous étui Second edition partly original as revised and enlarged cf. Monglond VI 1391. Our copy is preserved in its original publishers wrappers under a plain beige cover of the period disbound spine lacking upper cover and title-page detached small repair in the blank margin of leaf iii and housed in a modern light beige paper case title lettered lengthwise on a black morocco label. The first edition published anonymously appeared in 1805 8vo 80 pp. This new edition includes a preface by the purported translator and an errata: this leaf sig. vii-viii has been placed at the end of the volume. A virulent pamphlet against Napoleon I who is here concealed under the name of Nabis the former tyrant of Sparta. ""Une nation s'est élevée pour asservir l'univers ; elle a d'abord exercé ses forces sur tout ce qui l'environnait ; elle a vaincu ses voisins ; elle a donné à la servitude qu'elle leur impose le nom de paix et depuis ce moment elle n'en connaît aucune autre"" p. 11. A versatile and intriguing figure the Comte dAntraigues 17531812 was from 1790 to 1812 one of the principal intelligence agents of the European coalition against France and specialized in counter-propaganda.He unwittingly played a key role in the denunciation of Pichegru which enabled the republican majority of the Directory to carry out the coup détat of 18 Fructidor Year V 4 September 1797.Under the Consulate and the Empire Antraigues in the service of Russia established intelligence networks from Austria Dresden and England.""Sa femme et lui moururent assassinés dans leur maison de Barnes-Terrace près de Londres le 22 juillet 1812. L'assassin un Piémontais déserteur de l'armée française se suicida. On se perd en conjecture sur celui ou ceux qui avaient armé son bras : Louis XVIII furieux de la révélation du complot de Pichegru La Russie L'Autriche Ou encore Napoléon qui continuait à considérer d'Antraigues comme l'un de ses pires ennemis L'assassinat du comte et de la comtesse d'Antraigues reste un mystère qu'il sera difficile d'éclaircir"". Cf. J. Godechot in: Dictionnaire Napoléon pp. 100101. s. n. unknown

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