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MALTE-BRUN (a c. di)
ANNALES des VOYAGES, de la géographie et de l'histoire; ou collection des VOYAGES NOUVEAUX les plus estimés, traduits de toutes les Langues. Relations Originales inédites.
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chez F. Buisson 1807-11, Paris - 20 fasc. in-8° (21x14) br. ed., pp. 150 ca. caduno. Uscì in fasc. mensili dal 1807. Ogni fasc. reca anche il BULLETIN d. viaggi recenti; e recensioni. Indice in 4.a di cop. Disponibili: 1) 1.a Souscr. Tomo 2 (fasc. privo di ds. e copp.). In antiporta RITR. di DANSE de VILLOISON., suo viaggio in GRECIA fine '700 (1.a parte), 46 pp. Ortelius, FINLANDIA, 55 pp. Mangiatori di terra. 2) 1807. 1.a Souscription, 12° fasc, tomo 4°. Seguito di note sul commercio del PERÙ, pp. 25. Storia dei DRUSI del LIBANO, pp. 58. Nouvelle description de la Kharizmie o Khowarezmie, partie de la TATARIE [turcomanni, uzbeki], pp. 14 con CARTA ripiegata. Mississippi, Alleghany; canali navigabili USA. 3) 1808: 2.a Souscr., fasc. 14, tomo 5. Constit. politique de l'Empire des MARATTES [INDIA], 70 pp. Thucydide e Capo Malea, LESBO. Peripli antichi della PAFLAGONIA (MAR NERO) con CARTA ripiegata (4 porti), pp. 21. Cours du NIGER, pp. 12. E un estr. da HUMBOLDT sul MESSICO. Cartografia. 4) 2.a Souscr. fasc. 15, t. 5. SPAGNA PREROMANA, 42 pp. Dr. LICHTENSTEIN, Viaggio in BECIUANIA, Africa Australe, 26 pp. LANGUEDOC, 12 pp. Crociate, Serbia. 5) 2.a Souscr., 16° fasc., tomo 6°. Villa dei Granduchi di Toscana a PRATOLINO, 43 pp. + TAVOLA con il Colosso. Tabella dei MONTI più alti (10 pp.). GROTTE di BIARRITZ (6 pp.). VULCANO di LEMNOS, 13 pp. CACCIA in INDIA. 21 pp. Turchia, Antille. 6) 2.a Souscr. Fasc. 18, T. 6. (privo di ds. e copp., ma cucito). TIMOR; e lingua, pp. 92. Geogr. di Tucidide et Senofonte; golfo di BOURGAS e rada di VARNA (MAR NERO). Péron alle Terre Australi; Impero Ottomano; Cipro, Tripoli, Indù ecc. 7) 1809, fasc. 20, t. 7. Seetzen. ARABIA e PALESTINA, 54 pp. Guignes, CINA (1ª parte), 55 pp. Antoniotto USODIMARE: manoscritto sec. XV, 8 pp. 8) 2.a Souscr., fasc. 21, t. 7. Monarchia AUSTRO-UNGARICA (incl. Trieste), 73 pp. con tabelle cronol. AVIGNON. 9) 1809. 2.a Souscr., fasc. 22, tomo 8: VIENNA en Autriche, pp. 55. GIOCOLIERI INDÙ, 14 pp. ASTURIE, 13 pp. Ile de BORNHOLM e îlots d'Ertholm dans la Mer BALTIQUE, 30 pp. Ricerca di LA PEROUSE; Souvarow. 10) 2.a Souscr., fasc. 23, t. 8. In antiporta, bel RITRATTO del Prince de LIGNE. Guigne, ASTRONOMIA CINESE antica, 46 pp. Manoscritti di USODIMARE, Genova, 24 pp. TIROLO, VORARLBERG. GB, Irlanda, Danubio. 11) 1810. 3.a Souscr., fasc. 28, t. 10. Passeggiata delle acque dolci a COSTANTINOPOLI, 18 pp. Depping, GLENCO in SCOZIA, 27 pp. Scoperte dei VICHINGHI (incl. l'America), 38 pp. Flinders, Naufragio di LA PEROUSE, pp. 20. Celti. 12) 1810, 3.a Souscr., fasc. 30, t. 10. Isole d'AMBOINE e BANDA, îles des Épices, pp. 64 pp. Origini dei CEREALI, SIERRA-LEONE, 12 pp. Malaspina, Spagnoli nella NUOVA GALLES del SUD. Ed. d. opere di D'ANVILLE con suo RITR. f.t. Isola S. Jean de Lisboa, Africa, Sismondi. 13) 1810, 3.a Souscr., fasc. 33, tomo 11: seguito di viaggio in SVEZIA 1808-9, di HARRINGTON, pp. 88. Prostituz. rituale a Mylitta-Venere, Babilonia], 14 pp. UBIIRUM, sulla strada romana verso Limoges, pp. 16 pp., con CARTA f.t. ripiegata. Ecc. 14) 1811, 3.a Souscr., fasc. 36, t. 12. Mon. romani in DORDOGNA, con 11 figg. su 1 TAVOLA rip. f.t., 25 pp. seguito di viaggio in SVEZIA, 20 pp. Festa del PAPEGAI a ORANGE, 14 pp. Iscriz. greca a AXUM, 26 pp. GIAVA, 16 pp. 14bis) 1811, 4ª Souscr., t.IV, XVI° de la Coll. fasc. 46. Voyage dans le SATERLAND (40 pp.). Movim. ellittico d. COMETE, 1ª sez. (di ROSENSTEIN, 26 pp. con molti calcoli e 2 figg. Gli ARAUCANI del CILE (36 pp.). Manca la promessa carta dell'America Latina. 15) 1811, 4.a Souscr., fasc. 48°, tomo 16°: COUPANG à TIMOR, pp. 28 pp. Sur le peu de connaissances des JUIFS dans l'architecture, du temps de Salomon. ROSENSTEIN. Sur la lumière zodiacale d'après Regnér, Upsal, 10 pp. + 2 TAVOLE astronomiche. Voyage de M. Lichtenstein dans l'AFRIQUE AUSTRALE, 18 pp. Estratti: Golfo di Guascogna ecc. 16) 1812, 4.a Souscr., fasc. 48, tomo 17: Impatto socio-culturale dell'ISLAM in asia Africa Europa, 67 pp. NUOVA GALLES del SUD 1804, 1.a parte, 30 pp. INFANTICIDIO IN
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[COXE, Tench]
Examination of the Conduct of Great Britain, Respecting Neutrals
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0. [COXE, Tench]. An Examination of the Conduct of Great Britain, Respecting Neutrals. Philadelphia: Printed by B. Graves, 1807. 72pp. Dbd. Slight agetoning. Small tear in lower inner margin of last printed leaf (no loss). A very good copy. HOWES C830 (Coxe). SHAW & SHOEMAKER 12364 (Coxe). GAINES 07-10 (Coxe). SHAW & SHOEMAKER 12972, 43708 (Madison). SABIN 43708 (Madison). The first edition of Coxe's study of Great Britain's actions since 1791, especially regarding commerce and the impressment of sailors in the tense period preceding the War of 1812. Coxe vigorously attacks England's high-handed actions as a naval power. A second edition was printed in Boston the following year. Signed in print at the end of the text by "Juriscola," Gaines attributes the pamphlet to Tench Coxe, as does Howes. Sabin assigns the work to Madison, while Shaw & Shoemaker include entries for the work under both Coxe and Madison.
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[BARRETT (Eaton Stannard).].
The Rising sun, A Serio-comic Satiric Romance.
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First Edition By Cervantes Hogg, F.S.M. Vol.I [II; III]. The fourth edition. Revised, corrected, and enlarged. London: Printed for Appleyards, Wimpole-street, 1807. 3 Vols., 12mo, signed and gathered in half sheets; each volume with half-title, and very large folding hand-coloured engraved frontispiece after O'Keefe; final page of volumes one and two advertisements; integral advertisement leaf at end of volume one, two at end of volume three; contemporary half-calf, marbled boards, contrasting spine label, spine ruled and lettered with shelf-mark, gilt. Calf cracking over joints and chipped at extreme head and tail bands; lacking the frontispieces and the final leaf of advertisements in volumes one and three; a little scattered foxing, mostly quite light; otherwise a nice copy. Fourth edition revised, corrected, and enlarged, of volumes one and two, first edition of volume three. Not in Sadleir; Wolff, 318, and Block, p.15 record no more than the first two volumes of the work, in first edition, the latter citing the British Library and one bookseller's copy only; CBEL likewise lists the work as in two volumes; Summers, listing the work as in three volumes, records that four editions were published in 1807, with a fifth following in 1809, a statement which is given support by Locke, Spectrum, p.115, where, listing the book under Hogg, he records a copy similar to the present one, with volumes one and two "Fourth edition, revised, corrected and enlarged, 1807", and with volume three in the first edition, as here. The disagreement between authorities as to the number of volumes, and the combination of editions found in the Locke copy and the present one, are explained by the fact that the work does seem to have appeared initially as complete in two volumes (on February 20th, 1807, if we can trust the engraving in the second volume), volume two bearing the word `Finis' at the end; whilst the third volume, as is indicated in the advertisements to volumes one and two of the present edition, appeared supplementally later the same year. The second volume of the present edition, evidently published in the Autumn or Winter of 1807, ends with the words `END OF VOL. II', whilst the advertisements make clear that the third volume had already achieved publication some time prior to August. The extent of the `revisions, corrections, and enlargements' in the present edition may perhaps be suggested by the differences in collation between the the Locke set and the first, the Locke set collating: pp.[iv]+[197]+[iii (advertisements)]; [iv]+181+[i (advertisements)]; [iv]+212+[iv (advertisements)], whilst the original edition collates: [iv]+197+[1 (bearing printer's imprint only)+[1 (advertisement)]+[1 (blank)]; [iv]+171+[1 (blank)]. One of the most celebrated political and social satires of its time; for its status as a fantasy v. Locke, Spectrum, p.115. Complete sets in the first edition are distinctly scarce. All books listed by Robert Temple are of the first edition and the first printing unless otherwise described.
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Bulletins de la Grande Armee. Du 7 Octobre au 23 Novembre 1806.
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Berlin, um 1807.. 20 cm. (2), 152 Seiten mit 1 gefalteten Tabelle. Festeinband, Pappband der Zeit mit Rückenschild und Rückenvergoldung. - Enthält 33 Bulletins aus der Zeit der Feldzüge Napoleons in Deutschland, darin unter anderem: Schlacht bei Jena; Kapitulation der Festung Erfurt; Napoleon am Grab Friedrichs des Großen; Tabelle mit Übersicht über die sächsischen Regimenter, die sich dem französischen Marschall Soult ergeben haben; Kapitulations-Urkunde Blüchers nach der Schlacht bei Auerstedt. Stellenweise stockfleckig. Exemplar aus der ehemaligen Großherzoglichen Privatbibliothek in Oldenburg mit Stempel "PvH", bekrönt (Herzog Peter Friedrich Ludwig, Prinz von Holstein-Gottorp). - Sprache / Language: Französisch / French -
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Francois Guillaume DUCRAY-DUMINIL
Lolotte et Fanfan, ou les aventures de deux enfans abandonnes dans une ile deserte. Nouvieme Edition. Redigees et publiees sur des manuscrits anglais par M. D(ucray) du M(inil). 2 Bde - nur Band 3 und 4 von insgesamt 4 Bänden - (in 1).
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194, 177 Seiten, darin Titelkupfer zu Teil 3. OHldr.Einband berieben, Name auf Vorsatz, innen sonst sehr gut erhalten. *** Ducray-Duminil, François Guillaume, geb. 1761, st. 1819; er schr. die Romane: Lolotte et Fanfan, 4 Thle. (deutsch von Schmidt, Liegn. 178990); Victor, 1796, 4 Thle. (deutsch von Örtel, Lpz. 1798); Coelina, 1798, 5 Thle. (deutsch von ebd., 1800); Nouveaux contes de fées, 1818, 4 Thl., u.a.m. (Pierer`s Universal-Lexikon, Band 5. Altenburg 1858, S. 376.) *** Lolotte et Fanfan erschien zuerst 1788 in Paris. Der Roman spielt das Motiv des "Europäers in der Natur" an einem Südsee-Schauplatz durch. Er erzählt die Geschichte zweier Kinder, die im Alter von drei Jahren auf einer Insel in der Karibik ausgesetzt werden.Trotz der widrigen Umstände und der Näher der Eingeborenen überleben sie vier Jahre, bis der Ich-Erzähler, Lord Welly, dort ebenfalls Schiffbruch erleidet und die beiden Kinder vorfindet, erstaunt, wie zwei so junge und zarte Kinder dort leben und trotz ... [Publisher: Paris: Chez Le Prieur,]
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DUCRAY-DUMINIL, Francois Guillaume:
Lolotte et Fanfan, ou les aventures de deux enfans abandonnes dans une ile deserte. Nouvieme Edition. Redigees et publiees sur des manuscrits anglais par M. D(ucray) du M(inil). 2 Bde - nur Band 3 und 4 von insgesamt 4 Bänden - (in 1).
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- Paris: Chez Le Prieur, 1807. 194, 177 Seiten, darin Titelkupfer zu Teil 3. OHldr. Einband berieben, Name auf Vorsatz, innen sonst sehr gut erhalten. *** Ducray-Duminil, François Guillaume, geb. 1761, st. 1819; er schr. die Romane: Lolotte et Fanfan, 4 Thle. (deutsch von Schmidt, Liegn. 1789–90); Victor, 1796, 4 Thle. (deutsch von Örtel, Lpz. 1798); Coelina, 1798, 5 Thle. (deutsch von ebd., 1800); Nouveaux contes de fées, 1818, 4 Thl., u.a.m. (Pierer`s Universal-Lexikon, Band 5. Altenburg 1858, S. 376.) *** Lolotte et Fanfan erschien zuerst 1788 in Paris. Der Roman spielt das Motiv des "Europäers in der Natur" an einem Südsee-Schauplatz durch. Er erzählt die Geschichte zweier Kinder, die im Alter von drei Jahren auf einer Insel in der Karibik ausgesetzt werden.Trotz der widrigen Umstände und der Näher der Eingeborenen überleben sie vier Jahre, bis der Ich-Erzähler, Lord Welly, dort ebenfalls Schiffbruch erleidet und die beiden Kinder vorfindet, erstaunt, wie zwei so junge und zarte Kinder dort leben und trotz ihrer Jugend für alle Bedürfnisse sorgen konnten. Der Roman thematisiert also eine der Grundfragen der Pädagogik, ob isolierte Kinder eingenständige Qualitäten entwickeln oder dies nur unter Anleitung können. Am Ende des Romans reisen die Kinder in die zivilisierte Welt und kombinieren so die besseren Teile beider Welten (Pethes: Zöglinge der Natur, Wallstein, 2007).
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SPERL, Franz Xaver)
Geschichte merkwürdiger Menschen in physiologischer, psychologischer und moralischer Hinsicht. Ein Nachtrag zu den Lesungen aus dem Gebiethe des Seltenen und Wunderbaren.
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Graz, Kienreich, 1807. - Kl-8, VIII, 218 pp. Neuer Pappband im Stil der Zeit. Titel mit kleinem Stempel und hs. Autorenvermerk, teilweise etwas gebräunt bzw. stockfleckig. Goed. VI,298,28,6. Bücher [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Cogan, Thomas (1736-1818)
Ethical Treatise on the Passions, Founded on the Principles Investigated in the Philosophical Treatise
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Bath. 1807. Very Good. By T. Cogan, M.D. Bath: Hazard & Binns, 1807. 2 volumes. xxviii+495+[1], viii+282+[2]pp. + front & rear blanks to both vols. Errata to the first volume on page 495, to the second volume on the recto of the unnumbered leaf following page 282. Rebound in mid-20th century black morocco spine labels, edges of both volumes marbled. Very good copies. Quite uncommon. Imprint to volume 2: Bath: printed and sold by John Binns; sold also by Cadell and Davies, London, 1810. First editions of both parts. Born in Northampshire, Cogan enrolled as a medical student at Leiden in 1765, after six years in the ministry, and was awarded his medical degree in 1767 for his dissertation, De animi pathematum, on the influence of the human passions on disease. He practiced as a physician, first in Holland, then in England, until 1780, when he retired from medicine to devote himself to literary and philosophical pursuits. Wellcome II, p. 366; Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century British Philosophers I:264-266. 2 pounds 5.7 ounces = 1.1 kg. 8.8 x 5.5 x 1.8 inches = 22 x 13.7 x 4.5cm. The second of three works Cogan published on the passions, the first being his 1800 A Philosophical Treatise on the Passions; and the last being his 1817 Ethical Questions. In the two treatises offered here Cogan applies the ideas to human conduct and morality that he had delineated in his 1800 book, in which he had tried to identify the nature of and to classify the passions, emotions, and affections of the mind. Part I (the entire first volume of the present work) is titled "On Well-Being or Happiness; in Three Disquisitions: I. On the Beneficial and Pernicious Agency of the Passions. 2. On the Intellectual Powers, as Guides and Directors in the Pursuit of Well-Being. 3. On the Nature and Sources of Well-Being." Part II (the entire second volume) is titled "On Conduct conducive to Happiness, in Two Disquisitions: I. On the influence of virtue upon personal and social happiness. II. On Morality; its nature, laws, and motives." Though Cogan was almost as ignored in his own time as he is in ours, nonetheless, as Robert Wozniak points out in his essay on Cogan in the Dict. of 19th-Cent. British Philosophers, Cogan made a number of astute observations about affect and emotion, including "what may well be the first clear distinction between sudden evaluative appraisal precipitating an emotional reaction (passion) and emotion as a bodily reaction to that appraisal. It is surely the first attempt to separate endujring evaluation (affection) from transient passion by linking passion to the sudden and powerful influence of particularly interesting or unexpected objects and events" [Dict. I:265]. .
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Warner, Richard
Bath Characters: or Sketches from Life. By Peter Paul Pallet [pseud.]
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London: printed for G. Wilkie and J. Robinson, 1807 - Label reads "Relics of Charles Lamb. Purchased at Edward Moxon's Sale by Francis Jackson, Esq., Citizen, Merchant and Ship Owner, of London . Red House, Mare Street, Hackney." (LAMB, CHARLES) Second edition. 8vo. Engraved frontispiece of "Wee thre[e] Bath Deities." xliii, [i], 162 pp. Half calf, covers detached, spine perished. Block, p. 249; Wolff 7058. Provenance: Charles Lamb (Moxon sale label).
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The monthly review or literary journal, Vol. 52 Jan-Apr. 1807
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Becket, London 1807 - m. ausführlichem Index. Schön gebundene Ausgabe, 1. Quartal 1807, Halbleder m. farbigem, goldgepr. Rückenschild und gemusterten Pappen, innen nur die ersten und letzten Seiten etwas fleckig, letzte Index-Seiten m. Wasserrand, sonst sehr sauber - dieser Band selten angeboten [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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BROOKSHAW, After George (1751-1823)
[Apples] [Striped Holland Pippin; Marygold Apple; Sullenworth's Rennet Apple; Beauty of Kent] [Pl. XC]
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[London]: G. Brookshaw, 1807. Aquatint engraving, with some stipple, printed in colours and finished by hand. In good condition. 16 x 12 1/8 inches. 20 1/2 x 16 1/4 inches. A fine image from Brookshaw's masterpiece: 'Pomona Britannica; or, A Collection of the Most Esteemed Fruits'. George Brookshaw's 'Pomona Britannica' is the finest work on fruit and flowers ever produced. Its breathtaking images display a level of technical virtuosity and beauty that distinguish this magnificent work as a true work of art. As a retired cabinetmaker, Brookshaw produced his seminal botanical study late in his career, at first publishing it in parts and then as a complete edition in 1812. The fact that this outstanding work took ten years to complete is evident in the quality of its images and the care with which Brookshaw executed each individual picture. 'Pomona Britannica' was produced as a visual record of the best available varieties of fruit in an attempt to encourage gardeners to experiment with growing fruit, and illustrates examples found in the Royal gardens at Hampton Court, Kensington Gardens, and the private gardens of the Prince of Wales in Blackheath. 'Pomona Britannica' differs from other botanical works in its dark aquatinted backgrounds and its stylized compositions. By using aquatint to create a contrasting background, Brookshaw manages to produce a truly dramatic effect. His use of stylized composition distinguishes his pictures from the dry scientific illustrations found in other botanical studies and creates an exceptionally beautiful visual experience. 'Pomona Britannica' is not only a didactic study, it is a masterpiece of illustration in which every picture is a testament to the artist's talent and ingenuity. Cf. Dunthorne 50; cf.Great Flower Books (1990) p.81; cf. Nissen BBI 244; cf. Sandra RaphaelOak Spring Pomona 40a.
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CHAPTAL, Jean Antoine Claude
Chimica applicata alle Arti
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Tradotta dal Francese. 12 folding engraved plates. xci, 238 pp.; viii, 408 pp.; xii, 464 pp.; xv, 456 pp. Four vols. 8vo, cont. vellum over boards (some foxing,, mostly quite mild, throughout). Naples: dalla Stamperia Orsiniana a spese di Fr. Romilly, 1807-1808. First edition in Italian of the earliest treatise on chemical technology based on the new principles of chemistry. Partington describes this work as !one of the best treatises on technical chemistry of its time, and the preface contains some economic and political considerations which are still true! (Vol. III, p. 557). There are important sections on dyeing, pottery, glass making, tanning, soap making, gunpowder, and distillation. The plates depict chemical apparatus and processes. A very good set. ❧ Cole 254. D.S.B., III, pp. 198!203. Neville, I, p. 261: !containing a detailed account of contemporary commercial developments. Apart from the wide-ranging survey of new chemical discoveries and their practical application, Chaptal discusses the importance of economic analysis in industry, such as labor costs and the siting of plant in relation to sources of raw materials! (note to French edition). Ron, Bibliotheca Tinctoria, 186: !includes a large section on dyeing.! .
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PICART BERNARD
"CEREMONIES ET COUTUMES RELIGIEUSES DE TOUS LES PEUPLES DU MONDE; REPRESENTEES PAR DES FIGURES DESSINEES A' LA MAIN." PARIS L. PRUDHOMME 1807-1810
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13 tomes en 12 vol. in-folio , pp, cart. ep . "Avec des explications historiques et des dissertations curieuses. Nouvelle edition, entierement conforme a' celle de Hollande, corrigee; augmentee d'un grand nombre d'articles supplementaires sur les sectes qui ont pris naissance depuis 1723, et qui existent, soit en Europe, soit dans les Etat-Unis d'Amerique; de dissertations nouvelles sur le culte et les ceremonies de plusieurs peuples de l'Asie et de l'Afrique; de la description des usages religieux des diverses nations qui habitent l'Ocean pacifique et le continent de la Nouvelle-Hollande; enfin de tous les renseignements que les voyageurs du XVIIIe s. nous ont donnes sur la religion des peuples qu'ils ont connus les premiers, ou qu'ils nous ont fait connaitre; avec plusieurs planches nouvelles, etc.- Ouvrage important, bien complet des 2 vol. de supplement: Superstitions anciennes et modernes. Le vol. 10 contient une histoire critique de la franc-maconnerie. Avec 281 planches h.t., dont plusieurs sur double feuille."
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Biroli Giovanni
Del riso. Trattato Economico - Rustico del Signor G. B. novarese
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Giovanni Silvestri, Milano 1807 - In-16° (19 x 12 cm). (2), 152, (2) pp. M. pelle coeva; fregi e titoli oro al dorso. Piccola lacerazione al dorso. Niccoli, p. 201. Paleari - Henssler, I, p. 96. B.I.N.G. 21. Riteniamo che questa sia la prima edizione. Niccoli riferisce che la prima edizione fu stampata a Novara da Barraia nel 1807 (?). La presente è dello stesso anno. La seconda è del 1825 (Silvestri Milano). La memoria fu presentata all'Accademia di Agricoltura di Torino, introdotta dal Nuvolone Pergamo, e destinata ad essere pubblicata nella Biblioteca di Campagna.
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Quarin, Joseph, Freiherr von, 1733-1814.; Sainte-Marie, Etienne, 1777-1829.
Observations pratiques sur les maladies chroniques. Tr. du latin sur l'édition originale de 1786, et augm. de notes.
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- Paris, Méquignon, 1807. xvi,350pp. halfcalf. spine gilt decor., some minor waterstaining at the first pages, else a very good copy Hirsch IV p. 647.:" Von seinen Schriften führen wir noch an sein Hauptwerk :" Animadversiones practicae in deversos morbos, französ. v. Sainte-Marie Paris. 1807. y [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Isis. Eine Monatschrift von Deutschen und Schweizerischen Gelehrten. Bände 1-6 (vollständig).
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Zürich, Orell Füssli und Compagnie 1805 1807. 1124, 524, 474, 479, 482 S., 1 gefaltete Tafel und eine gefaltete, kolorierte Karte der Schweiz, 8°, marmorierte Pappbände der Zeit mit goldgeprägten Rückenschildchen, Einbände etwas fleckig und berieben, teils bestoßen, Papier teils fleckig / braun-/stockfleckig, ansonsten gut erhaltenes Exemplar, durch einen Bindefehler sind das jeweils erste Heft der Jahrgänge 1805 und 1806 vertauscht worden,
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MALEVILLE (Jacques De)
ANALYSE RAISONNEE DE LA DISCUSSION DU CODE CIVIL AU CONSEIL D'ETAT, 2eme ed.
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, Paris, Garnery/ Laporte 1807, 4 vol., pleine basane, dos lisses ornes de caissons et fers dores, pces. de tit. et de tom., roulettes dorees sur les coupes, tr. jaspees, (coins emousses, coiffes inf. des t. II et IV partiellement manquantes, petits manques de cuir sur les coupes, taches sur les 1res pages du t. I, t. II et sur les dernieres pges de ce t., ), interieur frais, bel ensemble, XIX-504 / 550 / 500 / 495 p.
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Brugmans,Sebald Justinus, a.o.].
Bataafsche apotheek.
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Te Amsterdam,bij Johannes Allart, 1807. - XCVIII,384,32,39,[11] pp. Two fold. engr. plates. Contemp. h.calf. 8vo. - Worn, backcover stained, foxing, some pages waterstained along the edges.*Translation of the Pharmacopoea Batava (1805). - With annotations in ink by a contemporary hand. - Scarce.
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Jacobi, Johann Georg:
Sämtliche Werke. Zweyte rechtmäßige, verbesserte und vermehrte Auflage. Band 1 - 3 und 5 - 7 (von insgesamt 8)
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Zürich: Orell, Füßli und Compagnie, 1807 - 1813.. 1 gestochenes Bildnis Jacobis von F. Müller nach J. Zoll, zusammen ca 900 Seiten. 19 x 12 cm, hübsche zeitgenössische uniforme Halblederbände mit goldgeprägten Rückentiteln, Deckel mit Marmorpapier bezogen.. Erstausgabe Wilpert-G² 53. Ohne den vierten und den erst 1822 erschienen achten Band, der die Biographie Jacobis von J. A. Ittner enthält. "Johann Georg Jacobi (* 2. September 1740 auf Gut Pempelfort bei Düsseldorf; 4. Januar 1814 in Freiburg im Breisgau) war ein deutscher Dichter und Publizist. Er steht heute ganz im Schatten seines drei Jahre jüngeren Bruders, des Philosophen Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi, doch war damals Johann Georg als Dichter, Schöngeist und Herausgeber mindestens ebenso berühmt." "Johann Georg Jacobi, als erster Protestant von Kaiser Joseph II. im Jahre 1784 an die vorderösterreichische Universität Freiburg berufen, lebte und wirkte hier als Professor der Schönen Wissenschaften bis zu seinem Tode 1814. In diesen dreißig Jahren prägte er das literarische Leben im Zentrum der katholischen Aufklärung entscheidend: Neben zahlreichen Gedichten schrieb er Prologe zu Theateraufführungen in der Stadt, verfasste Sing- und Schauspiele und förderte mit seiner Schwarzwalddichtung das regionale Bewusstsein um 1800. Er scharte einen Dichterkreis um sich, zu dem Goethes Schwager Johann Georg Schlosser, Gottlieb Konrad Pfeffel aus Colmar und Johann Peter Hebel zählten. Wichtigstes Forum dieses Kreises war die von Jacobi herausgegebene literarische Zeitschrift "Iris". Für den Dichterbund hatte Joseph Albrecht von Ittner, Kurator der Universität, im Heitersheimer Schlossgarten eigens einen Dichterwinkel ("Poets corner") eingerichtet. Obwohl von weitreichender kultureller Bedeutung für die Region Breisgau - zu seinen Schülern zählt Carl Rotteck - ist Johann Georg Jacobi heute weitgehend vergessen." (Internet) -
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PERCIER, Charles (1764-1838) and Pierre François Léonard FONTAINE (1762-1853). Napoleon I, (1769-1821).
Description des ceremonies et des fetes qui ont eu lieu pour le couronnement de leurs Majestes Napoleon.et Josephine.
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Paris: Leblanc, 1807. - Folio (24 6/8 x 18 4/8 inches). Half-title (browned, creased and spotted). Engraved additional title-page and 11 fine engraved plates, engraved vignette head- and tail-piece (text leaves spotted). Contemporary half morocco, marbled boards (detached and worn at the extremities). Provenance: Bookplate of Julius Franke on front paste-down; bookplate of Brooklyn Public Library on front paste-down and perforated library stamps in the margins of pages 15 and 17. First edition. Commemorating the coronation of Napoleon and Josephine in true "Empire" style by the founders and principal exponents Percier and Fontaine: "As architects and designers, Percier and Fontaine contributed greatly to the panoply of elegance with which Napoleon surrounded himself. They were the architects for the Empress Josephine for the remodeling of Malmaison, they were the architects of the Louvre and of the Tuileries. They worked at Saint- Cloud, the Trianon, Compiegne, and Fountainebleau" Napoleon's epic." (William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art, 1969 "The Taste of Napoleon") Lipperheide 2719. Purchased for $800 at Swann Galleries, 3rd April, 2008, lot 13. Catalogue description prepared for and on behalf of Arader Galleries by Kate Hunter.
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Schiller, Friedrich,
Gedichte.
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- - 2 Bde. 3. Auflage. Je m. Titel-Kupfertaf. Leipzig, Crusius, 1807/1808. Priv. Pbde. m. Rückentitel. 6, 335, 10 u. 390 S. - Schnitt u. einige Bll. minim., erste u. letzte Bll./Taf. etw. stärker stockfl. Bd. I: Einbd. u. -Kanten/-Ecken etw. berieben/bestoßen, Rücken lichtgeblichen. - Bd. II: Bleistift-Not.a.V.
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Schiller, Friedrich:
Gedichte erster und zweiter Theil (1805 u. 1807)
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- Erster Theil: Dritte von neuem durchgesehene Auflage. Zweite Theil: zweite verbesserte und vermehrte Auflage. Verlag Siegfried Lebrecht Crusius., Erster Theil 1807, zweiter Theil 1805. Theil eins: 335 S., Theil zwei: 390 S.letzte 5 Seiten zur Hälfte abgerissen. u. Buchrücken zur Hälfte lose. Kl.-8° Karton, gebunden, Namensstempel auf Innenseite Einband, Namenseintrag auf Vorsatz und Titelblatt. Stockflecken, sehr gebraucht Ex Libris. Dichtung
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Trial; Smith, William S; Ogden, Samuel G
The Trials of William S Smith and Samuel G Ogden for Misdemeanors...
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1807 [Trial]. Smith, William S., and Samuel G., Defendants. Lloyd, Thomas [1756-1827], Stenographer. The Trials of William S. Smith and Samuel G. Ogden for Misdemeanours had in the Circuit Court of the United States for the New-York District in July, 1806. With a Preliminary Account of the Proceedings of the Same Court Against Messrs. Smith and Ogden in the Preceding April Term. New York: Printed by And for I. Riley, 1807. xxxiii, 287 pp. Octavo (8" x 5"). Recent three-quarter high-quality leatherette over textured cloth, gilt title to spine, endpapers renewed. Light wear to extremities, toning and and light foxing in a few places. Early owner signatures to endleaves and head of title page, interior otherwise fresh. A nice copy in a handsome (really) binding. * Only edition. Smith, the son-in-law of John Adams, and Ogden were accused of aiding and participating in Francisco de Miranda's expedition to liberate Spanish possessions in South America. This was a violation of U.S. law and highly provocative act that strained U.S.-Spanish relations. Both defendants were acquitted. Cohen, Bibliography of Early American Law 13615.
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WORDSWORTH, William.
Poems, in two volumes.
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London, for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, 2 volumes, 12mo. Uncut in original boards, skilfully rebacked to style. Preserved in a full green morocco bookform pull-off case, spine lettered gilt. With half-titles and final erratum leaf in vol. I. Bookplates of Harry Newton. Boards rubbed, some spotting, uncut edges a little dusty, still a very good copy. First Edition of one of the finest single-author collections of poems in English, containing most of Wordsworth’s best-remembered lyrics: poems such as “To the Cuckoo”, “To a Butterfly”, “Daffodils” and “The Solitary Reaper”; political sonnets such as “Great men have been among us” and “To Toussaint L’Ouverture”; other sonnets no less famous such as “The world is too much with us” and “Composed upon Westminster Bridge”, and his greatest ode, “There was a time” (after 1815 entitled “Ode: Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood”). Cornell Wordsworth Collection 19.
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MacDONALD, Duncan
The New London Family Cook: Or, The Town and Country Housekeeper's Guide
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London, Albion Press. c. 1807. Second Edition. 8vo., pp. 634 + 10 plates. Finely bound in traditional style, recent full speckled calf, black label, gilt. Light age wear. Small dark mark to edge, occasional foxing, light creasing for a couple of years. Very Good indeed. Contains Directions for Marketing; preparing soups; pastry and confectionary; Directions for carving; Family recipes; Directions for servants; etc. Oxford, p. 129.
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