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- Procès verbal d'une visite avec reconnaissance du bornage servant aux limites d'un terroir de Pacy, Marisy et Sainte Geneviève. Pacy, Manuscrit, 1711; in-folio, 100 pp. bound in contemporary full calf with 6-ribbed spine, speckled edges. More a legal document than a pure survey. Consultant : Mr. Philippe HENRY

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- Procès verbal d'une visite avec reconnaissance du bornage servant aux limites d'un terroir de Pacy, Marisy et Sainte Geneviève. Pacy, Manuscrit, 1711; in-folio, 100 pp. bound in contemporary full calf with 6-ribbed spine, speckled edges. More a legal document than a pure survey. Consultant : Mr. Philippe HENRY

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LE GRAS Simon. Procès-verbal du Sacre du roi Louis Quatorze du nom. Soissons, Hanisset, 1694; small square in-8 of [4] ff., 1 bl. f., 27 pp, contemporary old red morocco, gilt fillets framing the boards, large coat of arms in the center, ornate ribbed spine, gilt edges, modern plexiglas case. A very rare record of the coronation of Louis XIV, unknown in the Ruggieri catalog, which is nevertheless quite complete. The author was bishop of Soissons and had himself crowned Louis XIV. The aim was to defend the right of the bishops of Soissons to crown the kings of France against the ecclesiastics of Reims. A very fine copy bearing the arms of Achille III de Harlay (1639-1712), first president of the Parlement de Paris and friend of Madame de Maintenon. He was one of the most important figures of the Grand Siècle and possessed a splendid library, most of which was bequeathed to the Jesuits. Signature Fabio [Brûlart de Sillery] évêque de Soissons at the bottom of the printed dedication - Olivier, Hermal et Roton, Manuel de l'amateur de reliures armoriées, pl. 744, fer 3.

Estim. 300 - 500 EUR

MANUSCRIT. - Recueil de Procès-Verbaux et autres différentes [sic] actes et instructions sur les aydes. - Extract from the aydes ordinance. Tome premier. Chatellerault, 1747. Small manuscript in-4 (185 x 115 mm) of 185 and 114 pages, stiff vellum, red edges (Binding of the period). Eighteenth-century manuscript divided into two parts. The first (185 pages) opens with sample summonses and contains official reports (false declaration and fraud in respect of the annual duty, fraud by a butcher's inspector, muchepot of brandy, etc.); the second, in 114 pages, contains the various articles of official texts on aids from 1680 to 1746. Handwritten bookplate and period markings on upper flyleaf and first endpaper, one of which reads À Chatellerault ce 15 octobre 1757. Ink a little faded on several pages. Small tears in the vellum.

Estim. 800 - 1 200 EUR

PROCÈS-VERBAL de l'Assemblée des communes et de l'Assemblée nationale, printed by his order. Paris, Baudouin ; et à Versailles, s.d.[1789]. 6 volumes in-8, waiting boards, untrimmed (Binding of the period). Head of the collection of the Procès-verbaux de l'Assemblée nationale published by Baudouin, the printer of the Assemblée nationale. (Tourneux, n°448.) It contains the first 125 issues, from n°1 (session of June 17, 1789) to n°124 (November 13, 1789), plus n°40 bis. In all, 782 issues were published. In addition to the issue containing the minutes themselves, subscribers also received a large number of appendices which formed part of the deliveries; our copy contains a few of these: the Séance tenue par le Roi aux États-Généraux on June 23, 1789, the Projet de constitution des droits de l'homme et du citoyen by Abbé Sieyes, the Déclaration des droits de l'homme et du citoyen by Mounier, the Déclaration des droits de l'homme en société by Abbé Sieyes, the Opinion de l'abbé Grégoire sur la sanction royale, etc. Two appendices inserted in Volume V are in facsimile. Some foxing. The prospectus (4 pp.) and notice to subscribers (2 pp.) are enclosed.

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