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L'OEuvres complètes de Jean-jacques Rousseau, in 20 volumes, Éditions Ledoux et Terné, 1819 Wear and tear 7 missals are included, as well as the Oeuvre de Marot in 2 volumes and the Pensées de Lacordaire in 2 volumes.

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L'OEuvres complètes de Jean-jacques Rousseau, in 20 volumes, Éditions Ledoux et Terné, 1819 Wear and tear 7 missals are included, as well as the Oeuvre de Marot in 2 volumes and the Pensées de Lacordaire in 2 volumes.

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Estim. 80 - 180 EUR

ROUSSEAU (Jean-Jacques): Émile ou de l'Éducation. According to the Paris copy, with tacit permission for the Bookseller, 1762. Four volumes. 12 by 20 cm. Frontispiece-(4)-VIII-224; (4)-192; (4)-168; 4)-243 pages. Frontispiece and 5 hors-texts engravings (complete). Contemporary full calf, ornate smooth spines, red title-piece, black tomaison. Volume covers with highly original diamond decoration. Condition of copy mediocre, lack at top of volume 3, two volumes with stains on covers, corners worn. Interior also mediocre, light spotting in the margins of part of 2 volumes, old ownership stamps on the title pages, some foxing. Frontispiece by Schley, and 5 hors-texte plates, forgeries of the Essen plates. Counterfeit of the original edition, in an original binding.

Estim. 50 - 60 EUR

RACINE (Jean). Œuvres, précédées des Mémoires sur sa vie par Louis Racine. Paris, Firmin Didot frères et Cie, 1837. Large in-8 dark blue half calf, smooth spine decorated with rocaille irons and gilt title (Carnevillier). Added in identical binding: Œuvres complètes de BOILEAU-DESPREAUX, précédées des Œuvres de MALHERBE, et suivies des œuvres poétiques de J. B. ROUSSEAU. Paris, Lefèvre, 1835. Some lightning to bindings, very slight rubbing to one spine, rare foxing. Attractive two-volume set in a signed contemporary binding.

Estim. 120 - 150 EUR

ROUSSEAU (Jean-Jacques). Complete collection of the works of J.J. Rousseau, citizen of Geneva. Geneva and Paris, Volland, 1790-1791. 16 volumes in 13 small in-4 marbled calf, smooth spine decorated (period binding). Worn bindings with heavy spotting and loss of covers and corners. Frontispiece portrait and 37 fine out-of-text engraved figures by Moreau le jeune (7+6+4+5+3+0+1+2+1+2+1+5) and 14 music plates. Very heavy dampening at the beginning of the 8th volume. Scattered foxing, dampstaining or browned paper in places.

Starting price 300 EUR

ROUSSEAU (Jean-Jacques). Œuvres posthumes, ou Recueil de pièces manuscrites, pour servir de Supplément aux Éditions publiées pendant sa Vie. Genève, sn (Société typographique), 1781-1782. 9 volumes in-8, marbled basane, smooth spine decorated, tan and green marbled title pages (period binding). Covers and corners worn, gnawing at tail of first volume, spotting in places. One folding table. First 9 volumes of the Œuvres posthumes collection (complete in 15 volumes for the 2 supplements), containing one of the first editions of the first part of the Confessions (volumes VIII and IX) and the first edition of the Rêveries du Promeneur solitaire (volume IX). The original edition of the Confessions has been the subject of controversy according to various bibliographers, between the separate "large print" edition and volumes X (for the in-4 edition), XIX and XX (for the in-8 edition), XX and XXI (for the in-12 edition) of the Œuvres complètes collection, and volumes VIII and IX of the Œuvres posthumes, all dated 1782 in Geneva. Recent research, based on comments published in the June 1782 issue of the Journal Helvétique, tends to consider the separate edition of the first part of the Confessions to be the original. (Dufour 340; Rousseau, Œuvres complètes, T. I, Bibliothèque de la Pléiade, Gallimard p. 1889; Tchemerzine X, 62-63).

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