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MANUSCRIT: Morale. In-4 contemporary green vellum (binding worn, head cap torn off). Manuscript of 446 pages dated May 1776, written in Latin: cours de Morale. Attached is a second manuscript in 1 vol. in-4 contemporary half calf: Histoire Universelle, tome 2. 317 pages. Ends in 1838.

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MANUSCRIT: Morale. In-4 contemporary green vellum (binding worn, head cap torn off). Manuscript of 446 pages dated May 1776, written in Latin: cours de Morale. Attached is a second manuscript in 1 vol. in-4 contemporary half calf: Histoire Universelle, tome 2. 317 pages. Ends in 1838.

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