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Daguerre Savoie

206 - (Press). 9 works
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(Press). 9 works - LE CLERC (J.-Victor). *Des Journaux chez les romains*: research preceded by a treatise on the Annals of the Pontiffs and followed by fragments from the diaries of ancient Rome. Paris, Firmin-Didot, 1838. 8vo, [2 leaves], iii, 440 pp, paperback. Some foxing. - SGARD (Jean). Bibliographie de la presse classique (1600–1789). Geneva, Slatkine, 1984. 8vo, publisher’s binding. [2 ff], 226 pp. - HABIB (Danis). French and Foreign Newspapers and Gazettes from the Revolution to the Commune held at the National Archives. AD XXA and AD XXB. Catalogue by… edited by Odile Krakovitch. Paris, Historical Centre of the National Archives, 1998. Large in-8, publisher’s binding, 251 pp, [1 f] - ROUBAUD (Dr Félix). Théophraste Renaudot, founder of French journalism. Paris, Dentu, 1856. In 12, contemporary fawn half-shagreen binding with rubbed raised bands decorated with embossed fleurons, some foxing. [2 ff], 192 pp. First edition. Printed in a run of 330 copies, 1/300 on ‘Jésus anglais’ paper. - CHISICK (Harvey). The Press in the French Revolution. Edited by… with Ilana Zinguer and Ouzi Elyada. Oxford, 1991. - LEDRÉ (Charles). Histoire de la Presse. Paris, Fayard, 1958. In-8, 411 pp, brown half-shagreen, ribbed spine, cover preserved. Bookplate by Marcel Dunan. It is enriched with three letters from the author and press cuttings. - BERKVENS-STEVELINCK (Christiane), VERCRUYSSE (Jeroom). The Profession of Journalism in the Eighteenth Century. Correspondence between Prosper Marchand, Jean Rousset de Missy and Lambert Ignace Douxfils. Oxford, 1993. Large 8vo, xiii, 329 pp, publisher’s binding, dust jacket. A few illustrations. Frontispiece portrait. - Commercium litterarium, 1600–1750. Communication in the Republic of Letters. Published with a preface by H. Bots and Françoise Waquet. With an index of names. Amsterdam, 1994. 8vo, 345 pp, paperback. Lectures (11 in total, including 6 in English) delivered in Paris in 1992 and in Nijmegen in 1993. Published with a preface by H. Bots and Françoise Waquet. With an index of names. Amsterdam, 1994. In-8, 345 pp, paperback. - JANSSENS (Uta). Matthieu Maty (1718–1776) and the *Journal Britanique* 1750–1755. A French view of English literature in the mid-18th century. Amsterdam, Holland Press, 1975. In-8, paperback, 214 pp., frontispiece.
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About the sale In preparation – The Jean-Paul Delon Bookshop Collection, Part I (Bibliography – Scholarship – Bibliophilia)
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