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10 - LA FIZELIERE, Albert de] – A rhyming account of the most fam…
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LA FIZELIERE, Albert de] – A rhyming account of the most famous libraries in Paris by the simple-minded Gyrouague. Paris, *Bulletin du Bouquiniste*, July 1868–April 1869. In-8, approx. 152 pp., half-chag. havana, ribbed spine decorated with blind-stamped thread (BELLEVALLÉE). Printed on laid paper. Extract from the *Bulletin du Bouquiniste*. Reprint of a 4-page ‘Mazarinade’ first published in 1649 (see Moreau no. 3550), followed by 279 unpublished notes by La Fizelière providing details of all the libraries he was able to identify therein. (Included:) René PINTARD – *Le Libertinage érudit*. Paris, Boivin, 1943. 2 vols., in-8, half-chag, with corners, ribbed spine, covers in fair condition, gilt title. (BONNELAÎTRE) -- F. LACHÈVRE – Un admirateur de Théophile. Coulommiers, n.d. -- F. SAULNIER – Le Procès de poète Théophile et le Conseiller Jacques Bonnier. Rennes, 1908 -- E. MAIGNIEN - Bibliographical notes on certain editions of the works of Théophile de Viau. Grenoble, 1911 -- F. LACHÈVRE - The Quarrel of the Ancients and the Moderns. An unknown early attack by Claude Garnier, the last defender of Ronsard, against Théophile de Viau. Paris, H. Leclerc, 1912 (2 copies) -- (By the same author:) Mr Antoine Adam and Théophile, author of *Francion*? Paris, Libr. Hist. Margraff, 1937 -- Mr Charles Drouhet and the problem of the two Maynards. Paris, H. Champion, 1910 -- Two 17th-Century Homonyms: François Maynard and François Menard. Paris, H. Champion, 1899 -- The Libertines of the 17th Century: Claude le Petit. A Supplement to his Bio-bibliography. Paris, Fontemoing, 1913 — The First Edition of Cyrano de Bergerac’s *Histoire comique* or *Voyage dans la lune*. Paris, H. Leclerc, 1911 — Bibliography of the Works of Gacon (Boileau’s ‘monkey’). Paris, H. Leclerc, 1927 -- An Unknown 17th-Century Poet from Lyon: Cenamy. Paris, H. Leclerc, 1928 -- Are the ‘Chansons de Callianthe’ by Madeleine de Laubespine? Paris, H. Leclerc, 1927 -- *La Lune parlante*, a nocturnal poem by Saint-Amant. Paris, H. Leclerc, 1900 -- *A Lost and Rediscovered Book*. Payot de Linières and C. Jaunay. Paris, H. Leclerc, 1903 — *Le Cabinet satyrique* (1618 edition) and Charles de Besançon. A reply to Mr Fernand Fleuret. Paris, 1924 — Claude Le Petit and the Court Muse. Paris, H. Champion, 1922 — Fénelon in his time. Exhibition at the Hôtel de Rohan, 15 December 1951–15 January 1952 — MAGNE, Emile — General bibliography of Scarron’s works. Paris, Libr. Leclerc, 1924. Numbered on laid paper – Scarron and His Circle. Paris, 1915 – Ninon de Lenclos. Definitive edition. Paris, Emile-Paul, 1948. In-12, half-morocco. One of 50 numbered copies on pure-fibre vellum -- LACHÈVRE, Frédéric – Les Derniers Libertins. Paris, 1924. Total print run: 277 copies. Signed copy. (Set of 27 volumes or booklets).
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