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ANQUETIL DU PERRON (Abraham). DIGNITY OF COMMERCE AND THE STATE OF THE MERCHANT. Without place, nor name, 1789. In-8 of 10-312 pages, half blackcurrant morocco, spine ribbed, untrimmed (modern binding). Anquetil du Perron, "traveller", as he calls himself, undertook to fight the treaty made with England in 1786, to recapitulate the appreciations recorded about it in the booklets of the States-General; he accuses this treaty and the negotiators of merciless epithets... First edition. Some foxing.
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ANQUETIL DU PERRON (Abraham). DIGNITY OF COMMERCE AND THE STATE OF THE MERCHANT. Without place, nor name, 1789. In-8 of 10-312 pages, half blackcurrant morocco, spine ribbed, untrimmed (modern binding). Anquetil du Perron, "traveller", as he calls himself, undertook to fight the treaty made with England in 1786, to recapitulate the appreciations recorded about it in the booklets of the States-General; he accuses this treaty and the negotiators of merciless epithets... First edition. Some foxing.
