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208 - HISTORY RELIGION. 33 works, 34 bound volumes:
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HISTORY RELIGION. 33 works, 34 bound volumes: - MARTY (André). The Black Sea Revolt. 4th edition. Foreword by Marcel Cochin. Paris, Editions Sociales, 1949, square 8vo, 670 pp. – 1 folio – Photographs. Blue half-percaline. – Simple binding. - GILLY (Numa). My Files. With a preface by Auguste Chirac and an introduction by Elie Peyron. Paris, Savine, 1889, in-12, LXXVIII pp. – 215 pp. Blue half-chagrin. - HALLAYS (André). The Pilgrimage to Port-Royal. Paris, Perrin, 1909, in-8, 3 leaves–360 pp. – 31 out-of-text reproductions. Contemporary brown half-cloth Bradel binding, dark title label. - A fine copy. - HUBER (Dr P. Engelbert). Marie Gabrielle, Princess of Bavaria. With 80 illustrations. Munich, Huber, 1913, square in-8, 140 pp. – 2 ff. – photographs. Publisher’s cloth-bound paperback. - Spine faded, a few foxing spots. - LAFUE (Pierre). Henri III et son secret. Paris, Hachette, 1949, in-8, 298pp.-1f. Bound in havana half-shagreen, corners, spine with broken raised bands, cover and spine preserved, gilt head. - A fine copy. - CHAGNY (André) and F. GIRARD. A Renaissance Princess. Marguerite of Austria-Burgundy, founder of the Church of Brou. (1480–1530). Chambéry, Dardel, 1929, in-8, 134 pp. – 1 folio – several plates of illustrations. Bound in taupe half-maroquin with a band, spine with raised faux raised bands, suede endpapers, cover and spine preserved. (James Pierre, bookbinder). - Autograph dispatch from the publisher to the bookbinder. - PAULHAN (Fr.). La Volonté. Paris, Doin, 1903, 8vo, 2 folios–323 pp. Bound in anthracite half-shagreen, spine with raised bands, cover preserved. – Cover slightly soiled, upper corner of the half-title page repaired. - NOLHAC (Pierre de). Studies on the Court of France. Louis XV and Madame de Pompadour based on unpublished documents. Paris, Calmann-Lévy, (circa 1920), in-12, 2ff.-363pp. Contemporary blue half-cloth binding, title label, cover intact. - Good condition. - CALLET (Albert). The Agony of Old Paris. Foreword by Georges Cain. Paris, Daragon, 1911, in-8 (13 x 21.7 cm), 183 pages, one folded plate, black-and-white drawings and photogravures as vignettes and full-page illustrations. Later Bradel binding in mustard-coloured cloth, title label, cover and spine preserved. (Binding signed Houdart). - Very fresh copy. First edition. - BERTAUT (Jules). The Faubourg Saint-Germain during the Restoration. Paris, Editions de France, 1935, in-12 (13 x 19.7 cm), 344 pages. Bound in contemporary cherry-coloured half-shagreen, ribbed spine, cover preserved. - Paper slightly yellowed. - GUIGNEBERT (Charles). The Evolution of Dogmas. Paris, Flammarion, 1910, in-12 (11.2 x 17.8 cm), 2ff.-351 pages. Contemporary fawn half-basane binding, smooth spine, with gilt fillets and dotted lines. - Volume in good condition. (Scientific Philosophy Library Collection). - JARRY (Paul). Parisian Salons and Old Houses. Paris, Tallandier, (1930), in-12 (12.5 x 19.6 cm), XV pp. – 284 pp. – 2 ff. – 16 plates of heliogravure reproductions. Contemporary half-mustard morocco binding, ribbed spine, embossed fleurons, marbled edges, cover and spine preserved. - A fine copy, well bound. (La France et la vie d’autrefois collection). - CABANES (Dr.). The Emperor’s Folly. A Dynasty of Degenerates. Wilhelm II Judged by Science. Paris, Michel, (circa 1916), small 8vo, 2 folios – 460 pages- 1 folio – 63 photogravures. Bound in contemporary fawn half-basane, smooth spine richly decorated, gilt head. - A finely bound copy. - GAULTIER (Paul). Reflets d’Histoire. Paris, Hachette, 1909, in-12, XXVII pp., 288 pages, 1 folio, 16 plates of black-and-white photogravures on coated paper. Brown half-cloth Bradel binding, title label. - Author’s autographed copy sent to the painter Jean-Paul Laurens. Yellowed paper. - SIMON (Jules). La Religion naturelle. Paris, Hachette, 1856, in-8, 2 folios–VI pp.–466 pages. Contemporary anthracite half-calf binding, plain spine, gilt fillets and fleurons. - Volume in good condition. - BRUNETIERE (Ferdinand). Discours académiques. Paris, Perrin, 1901, in-12, 2ff. – 336 pages. Bound in the period in bottle-green half-shagreen, smooth spine, decorated with fillets and palmettes running lengthways, trimmed. - Well bound, margins very slightly yellowed. - BRUNETIERE (Ferdinand). New Questions in Criticism. Paris, Calmann-Lévy, 1898, in-12, 2ff. – 386 pages- 1f. Bound in contemporary bottle-green half-chagrin, smooth spine, decorated with longitudinal fillets and palmettes, trimmed. - Well bound, margins very slightly yellowed. - DURIEU (E.). Legal proceedings relating to direct taxation; commentary on the regulations adopted by the Minister of State for Finance concerning legal proceedings relating to direct taxation, dated 26 August 1824, to serve as a guide for prefects and as a basis for their decrees; followed by an appendix... Paris, At the office of the *Mémorial des Percepteurs*, 1838, 2 volumes in-8, 2ff.-XIIpp.-1f.-528pp. - 2ff.-290pp.-299pp. Aubergine half-calf, smooth spines, gilt and blind-stamped bands, scrolls at the head and foot. (Contemporary bindings). ........
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