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1764100075706Debure / Rouseau-Montaut 1764 in12. 1764. Relié.
1772151942chez Delalain A Paris, chez Delalain, 1772. In-4 relié plein veau brun, dos à nerfs très orné, pièce de titre de maroquin rouge, tranches rouges, gardes de papier marbré; xl + 866 pages. Contenant le commentaire latin et français de M. Jean Boiceau, Sieur de la Borderie, Avocat au Présidial de Poitiers, sur l'article LIV de l'ordonnance de Moulins avec plusieurs nouvelles questions tirées des plus célèbres jurisconsultes et décidées par les arréts des Cours souveraines et des observations sur l'article LV de l'ordonnance de Moulins sur le titre XX de l'ordonnance de 1667. Le tout conféré vec l'édit pérpétuel des Archiducs, les ordonnances, statuts et coutumes de Milan, de Bologne la Grasse, de Naples, de Portugal et des autres pays qui ont rapport à l'usage du droit français sur cette matière; avec le traité de la Preuve par comparaison d'écritures, de M. le Vayer. Mention de 6e édition considérablement augmentée. Bel exemplaire;
1732650021732. History of Standing Armies in England. 1731. History of Standing Armies in England. 1731. Rare Essay on Injustice Bound with a Warning About Standing Armies Justice. Great Britain. The State Of Justice Impartially Considered. By The Civil Natural And National Law. With Some Curious Admonitions For The Use Of Drousy Bishops Sleepy Judges And Stupid Magistrates. Wherein The Great Delay Off Justice Is Fully Exposed. London: Printed by E. Rayner for the author and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster 1732. 47 1 pp. Bound with Trenchard Thomas 1662-1723. A Short History of Standing Armies in England. London: Printed in the Year 1698. And Now Re-Printed and Sold by W. France 1731. 70 pp. Octavo 7-1/4" x 4-1/2". Stab-stitched pamphlets bound into recent period-style quarter calf over marbled boards gilt-edged raised bands to spine. Light toning to text somewhat heavier in places light foxing to a few leaves. Excellent copies in a handsome binding. $2500 State of Justice: only edition; Short History: reissue of a title issued three times in 1698. The anonymous author of The State of Justice positions himself as an opponent of bribery and the sale of offices and sinecures and a supporter of an equal distribution of justice and the rule of law. He warns: "It is not the law alone that makes a right government but upright justice and the equal distribution of it which ought to be deeper engraven in the hearts of those who are authorised to execute justice than in tables of stone" 9. It is a learned and somewhat cranky essay filled with references to Roman European and English history. Trenchard's Short Essay is a classic argument against standing armies a central theme in the commonwealthmen tradition that was quite influential in America. This issue was probably a reaction to the expansion of England's military establishment during the Anglo-Spanish War 1727-29 The State of Justice is a rare title. OCLC locates 6 copies worldwide 4 in North America Case Western Reserve University Harvard Law School Northwestern Law School UNC-Chapel Hill. The ESTC adds the University of Kansas. English Short-Title Catalogue N23107 T126898. unknown books
170159915aozVera Institute of Justice 2017-01-01. Hardcover. Very Good. Signed by Other. Signed by Herb Sturz with inscription on front free endpaper. Hardbound with pictorial cover no dust jacket. No text markings noted mild wear. Vera Institute of Justice hardcover
1714V74893London: E. Parker and T. Ward 1st edition. 1714. Hardcover. Very Good-. Copperplate headpieces & figural initial letters by Lud. Du Guernier several woodcut decorated tailpieces. Large octavo blind-tooled calf handsome panelled covers spine on 6 raised bands compartments with blind floral tooling & red gilt title label corners worn lower cover bit marked splitting to top hinges but entirely sound All edges rouge marbled endpapers. Title in double ruled surround printed in red and black 14pp dedication lxxxii Preface by John Fortescue-Aland 4pp Table 148pp 4pp Authors quoted and Anglo-Saxon alphabet collated complete. Two blank leaves preceding title have some marks of former damp in gutter first endpaper with top corner cut off all pages otherwise crisp and clean throughout. Remarkable mediaeval constitutional treatise first published here in 1714 by a descendant of the author ESTC T140210. E. Parker and T. Ward 1st edition. hardcover
1765ST19567-130Dublin: John Exshaw 1765. Fourth Edition First Irish Edition. 250 x 125 mm. 8 x 5". 8 p.l. xxvi 443 1 pp. 6 leaves index. <br/> Plain contemporary calf spine with raised bands head and tail of spine and some edges and corners skillfully restored. Four copperplate diagrams inserted into the text three folding; additionally with two attractive woodcut headpieces and one tailpiece all with scrolling foliate motifs. Front pastedown with handwritten bookplate of L. A. Skinner 4 The Ridge Coulsdon Surrey. ESTC T129360. Spine and edges of the boards dried and darkened lower corner of front cover with large discoloration from damp text with very thin dampstain all suggesting the book survived a fire but the binding sturdy and the text surprisingly clean and fresh nevertheless.<br/> <br/> This is a nicely illustrated work that had a huge impact on British horticulture as the first work to focus in depth on the practicalities of growing plants in a cold climate like that of Scotland. Scottish lawyer and horticulturist Sir James Justice 1698-1763 was well known among his contemporaries for the collection of rare and exotic plants he curated on his Midlothian estate. He is credited with having cultivated the first pineapple in Scotland and was elected to the Royal Society for his botanical efforts. Fellow Royal Society member William Houston named in his honor the genus Justicia which contains more than 900 species of mostly tropical flowering plants. This work his best known was originally published in Edinburgh in 1754 under the title "The Scots Gardiners Director." Because of its obvious relevance for gardeners in Scotland it was an immediate success there as well as in northern England and Ireland. This led to the re-titling of the book to "The British Gardener’s Director" and the publication of two further editions in Edinburgh followed by our 1765 Dublin edition which seems to be quite rare on the market. John Exshaw unknown
1764019061Edinburgh: A. Kincaid & J. Bell; R. Fleming 1764. Octavo pp iv 443 7 some age-toning throughout a little soiling here and there pages 331-362 stained in the lower margin otherwise firm and tight internally with no tears contemporary calf rubbed and a little worn and creased neatly rebacked with a new spine raised bands and green title label new endpapers. Blanche Henrey 883 mentioning that not all copies of this edition have the two plates and ours does not. In effect the third edition though the preceeding two have the title "The Scots Gardiners Director". Sir James Justice 1698 - 1763 was a Scottish horticulturalist/gardener. His works on gardening were distributed in much of Britain and Ireland. He reportedly had a passion for botanical experiments which he pursued at the expense of his finances and family. Indeed the later miniaturist John Kay wrote that tulipomania was the cause of him parting with his estate at Crichton and the purchase of a smaller one. His divorce and expulsion from the Fellowship in the Royal Society has been blamed on the expenses he put into greenhouses and soil mixtures. He is nevertheless a noted figure in Scottish gardening with a claim to be the father of it. The genus Justicia is named for him. Full-Leather. Good. A. Kincaid & J. Bell; R. Fleming Hardcover
1759019062Edinburgh: R. Fleming 1759. Octavo pp iv 412 some age-toning throughout the title page and the final page rather foxed otherwise extremely firm and tight internally with no tears rebound in a very smart dark green quarter morocco and marbled boards. Blanche Henrey 878. Sir James Justice 1698 - 1763 was a Scottish horticulturalist/gardener. His works on gardening were distributed in much of Britain and Ireland. He reportedly had a passion for botanical experiments which he pursued at the expense of his finances and family. Indeed the later miniaturist John Kay wrote that tulipomania was the cause of him parting with his estate at Crichton and the purchase of a smaller one. His divorce and expulsion from the Fellowship in the Royal Society has been blamed on the expenses he put into greenhouses and soil mixtures. He is nevertheless a noted figure in Scottish gardening with a claim to be the father of it. The genus Justicia is named for him. First Edition. Quarter leather. Very Good. R. Fleming Hardcover
17641401737Edinburgh: A. Kincaid & J. Bell; R. Fleming 1764. First Edition. Hardcover. Small Quarto 2 443 pages plus a 6 page index and 1 page of advertisements. In Good Minus condition. Bound in contemporary dark brown leather. Spine paneled with faded gilt lettering on a brown label. Boards show moderate scuffing and shelf wear to covers. Rubbing on all board edges which is heaviest on bottom edges. ~1 in. tear to leather in the top corner of the rear board; leather is folded back exposing the board. Bumping to fore corners with significant chipping to the top fore corner of the rear board. Exposed board in all fore corners. Splitting to joints. Leather of spine is cracked with loss of material at head of spine. Text block is age toned throughout with moderate shelf wear and light soiling visible on text block edges. Splitting at the hinges. Bookplate has been cut away from front pastedown resulting in a large rectangular area of exposed board. Scattered black ink marks on front flyleaf. Top 1/3rd of rear flyleaf is torn away. Lightly foxed throughout. CGT consignment. Shelved in Room A. 1401737. Special Collections. A. Kincaid & J. Bell; R. Fleming hardcover
1759223913Edinburgh: R. Fleming 1759. Hardcover. Poor/No Jacket. Hardcover; 8vo; 412 pages. Scarce. Full leather. Quite battered and scuffed boards. Bumped corners rubbed edges. Exposed boards at corners. Gilt lettering and bands on spine five raised bands. Sewn on cords. Red smudges on back alongside chip. Darkened and dry spine with chipped head/tailcaps. Red speckled edges. Ffep nearly detatched. Paste browning on front/back endpapers and several pages. Bright and clean pages tightly-bound. Poor binding but well-preserved text block. <br/> <br/> R. Fleming hardcover
17649572Edinburgh: printed for A. Kincaid and J. Bell and R. Fleming 1764. 1764. 8vo. 1 page ad 443 pp. 4 pp. Index 2 pp. Explanation of Author's Names. Contemporary full calf with raised spinal bands and gilt-stamped morocco spinal label. Front leather external hinge cracked some overall leather wear very good minus; contents bright. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Edinburgh: printed for A. Kincaid and J. Bell, and R. Fleming, 1764. hardcover
179646405200Auxerre, impr. L. Founier, 1796 ; 42 x 53 cm., Qui condamne le nommé EDME, fils de père & mère inconnus, âgé de 22 ans, natif d’Étourvi, canton de Cheley, demeurant à Cussangy, même canton, département de l’Aube, à un an d’emprisonnement pour avoir volé une Vache, le 2 Frimaire dernier, chez Jean Lagoutte, à Arton. Texte sur 3 colonnes, signé Leclerc et Ch. Bezanger. Qq. rousseurs pâles
179646405201Auxerre, impr. L. Founier, 1796 ; 42 x 53 cm., Qui condamne Vincent BLONDE, Manouvrier, demeurant à Carisey, âgé de 65 ans, à quatre années de détention ; Pour avoir pris différents objets exposés sur la foi publique. Texte sur trois colonnes, signé Leclerc président et Bezanger greffier. Ce Vincent Blonde est accusé de divers vols dans sa commune de Carisey : poules, raisins, paisseaux, pommes, osier, une peau de mouton, moutons, dinde, canard, choux, un manteau, blé, noix.
1786119761786 A Paris, de l'imprimerie de L;Cellot, 1786; in 4 broché, sans couverture, tel que paru. Trace noire (charbon à 1 feuillet et en marge interne, exemplaire non coupé à toutes marges, tranches poussiéreuses.
179860661798 in-4 , 17pp. en ff. Montpellier Imprimerie républicaine Fontenay-Picot An VI,
1788170271788 br. in-4, 60pp., Aix J.B. Mouret 1788
1786167531786 cartonnage papier marbré bleu. in-4, (3ff.), 163pp., P. Vve Hérissant 1786
1786106471786 Toulouse, Dupleix, de l'Imprimerie … Pijon, 1786; volume in-4°, plein veau marbré de l'époque, dos à nerfs compartiments de filet et filet crenelé dorés orné de petits dorés avec au centre un fer doréà la marguerite, titre et dates dorés sur 2 étiquettes brunes, tranches rouges; (II) - X - 702pp. - 205pp. ( table des matières) - (1)p. (approbation).
174348174Rostock. 1743. 74, (6) Seiten. Mit zwei Vignetten. Breitrandiger Druck. Neuer marmorierter Kart.-Einband (Papier teils fleckig) 22x18 cm
179113221791 Imprimerie Nationale, Paris, 1791. In-8, en feuilles, non coupé, 18 pages
17907287A Paris, de l'Imprimerie Nationale, 1790. In-8 de 16 pp., cartonnage moderne.
177548704Chez Durand Neveu, Libraire 1775 In-12, reliure veau marbré, dos à nerfs ornés, caissons à motifs floraux, pièce de titre, tranches rouges, 457 pp. Intérieur très frais. Bel exemplaire. Reliure d’époque.
1746167711746 broché, tiré d'un recueil. in-4, titre, 108pp., P. P. Prault 1746
1780397961780. Imprimerie de Demonville, 1780. Format 19x24 cm, broche, 24 pages. Une tache grasse sur seconde la moitie du cahier, les premieres pages ont subit dans leurs marges une restauration ancienne. Le document est authentique, completement lisible. Etat acceptable.
1765482The Hague: Henricus Justice 1765. First Thus. Hardcover. Very good. Light rubbing to joints with light edgewear. Light foxing throughout otherwise clean texts. Bindings square & tight. Complete in five volumes bound in three. 8vo. 6.25 x 9.5 in. 18 139 1; 14 142; 6 155 1 2 87 1 pp. Bound for Anatole de Montaiglon in polished red quarter-calf over brown marbled paper titled in gilt on spine top edge gilt; with Dutch double-comb marbled endpapers. Numerous vignettes plates & portraits by Venetian engraver Giovanni Marco Pitteri. Vol. 5 contains the Index by Christoph Saxe; Vol. 2 includes a folding map 'Aeneae Errores' engraved by Herman Condet. Based on the critical text of Pieter Burman and Nicolaas Heinsius. The infamous Henry Justice Lord of the Manor of Rufforth inveterate bibliophile and book-thief was eventually sentenced to exile for robbing the Cambridge University Library before residing in Italy & expiring at The Hague. Henry's wife travel-writer Elizabeth Justice noted that his love of books destroyed their lives and marriage. This set belonged to prolific & notable French librarian Anatole de Montaiglon with his gilt monograms ornamenting spines and exquisite bookplates adorning front pastedowns 'de jour en jour en apprenant mourant'. This deluxe edition is rather scarce because the Empress of Russia Catherine II to whom the final volume is dedicated bought nearly all the copies. An exceedingly uncommon handsome set. Henricus Justice hardcover
