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18267111Turin: de l’Imprimerie Royale 1826. Small 4to self-covered. 8 2 pages plus three leaves of tables. Removed from previous binding and somewhat trimmed. Near fine. Rare. A substantial ten articles with three tables reformation of the monetary system introduced by his brother Victor Emanuel who preceded him as King of Sardinia. de l’Imprimerie Royale unknown
185628036Philadelphia: Charles Desilver 1856. 17¼" X 14" image 15 3/4" X 12½". Hand colored. Ornamental border. Very good. Faint age toning. Quite lovely example with large inset at upper right showing "Island of Sardinia. Charles Desilver unknown
1861CORSICAA004669Longman Green Longman and Roberts London. 1861. Second edition enlarged with a new Preface. Royal octavo. pp xxxiv 450. Eight colour lithographs black-and-white drawings coloured map. Period binding by Bickers of full calf raised bands gilt decorated spine gilt rules and outer dentelles. Marbled endpapers and edges.1867 gift inscription on first blank. Covers scuffed and rubbed at one corner. Blanks spotted. Very good. Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, London. hardcover
181439161Novara 1814. A unique manuscript on vellum signed by Victor Emmanuel I celebrating the accomplishments and character of Vittorio Chiorando his Minister of Finance and granting him an annual stipend of 2450 lire. SIGNED BY KING VICTOR EMMANUEL and by other officials. 4 pp sewn into another vellum bifolium for protection. 4to 28 x 20 cm. IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. UNIQUE. <br/><br/> hardcover
18490010189Sardinia. Good with no dust jacket. 1849. Ephemera. On offer is a printed decree issued by King Charles Albert of Sardinia who would shortly be forced to abdicate his throne. The document is a state decree issued by the government of the Kingdom of Sardinia under theauspices of King Charles Albert. The coat of arms and name of the king Charles Albert are prominently printed on the front page. Charles Albert ruled from 1831 until 1849. His name was given to the Albertine Statute which was essentially the first constitution of the Kingdom of Italy and remained in force for the first couple of years of the Republic of Italy. He engaged in wars with the Austro-Hungarian Empire over territory and 24 days after promulgating this decree was handed a disastrous military defeat by them. Four months later he was forced to abdicate and his son Victor Emmanualle II ascended the throne. This decree is a tax and spend bill authorizing the continued collection of taxes and payment of state bills. An excerpt follows: Le Senat et la Chambre des Deputes ont adopte nous avons ordonne et ordonnons ce qui suit: Sont etendus a tout le mois de mars de l'annee courante 1879 les facultes qui ont ete accordees par les lois du 23 decembre 1849 de percevoir lex taxes et les impots directs et indirects de toute sort de debiter les genres de priviledge du domaine suivant les tarifs en vigueur et de payer les depenses de l'Etat. Translation: The Senate and the Chamber of Deputies have adopted we have ordered and orderthe following: Are extended to the whole of March of the current year the powers which were granted by the laws of December 23 1849 to collect the taxes and direct and indirect taxes of any kind to debit the kinds of privileges of the domain according to current rates and to pay state expenses. L'authorization de payer les depenses comprend aussi celles de toute espece aux quelles on doit faire face par trimestre echu ou anticipe pendant les premiers trois mois de l'annee. Translation: The authorization to pay expenses also includes those of all kinds which we must face per quarter overdue or anticipated during the first three months of the year. The Kingdom of Sardinia was comprised of the Island of Sardinia and the northern Italian states of Savoy and the Piedmont. The state in its various forms was in existence from the late 1200s until 1861. In 1861 the Kingdom underwent a change to become the Kingdom of Italy continuing the rule of the House of Savoy. This lasted until 1946 when Italy was declared a republic. For a historian especially one interested in the history of modern Italy this is a direct connection to the turbulent times that saw the rise of revolutionaries such as Garibaldi who fought to create the modern state of Italy. The printed document measures 8.75 inches by 6.0 inches. Formed by folding a single sheet in half the decree fills 2 pages. The document is in good condition with a small amount of staining along the edges. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 2 pages . unknown
