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NOUVELLES HEURES GOTHIQUES From manuscripts in national and private libraries. Paris, Leroy, Secail et Cie, s.d. (circa 1890/1900).

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NOUVELLES HEURES GOTHIQUES From manuscripts in national and private libraries. Paris, Leroy, Secail et Cie, s.d. (circa 1890/1900).

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Library ladder England, 2nd half 19th century, solid oak, stained brown, Gothic-style chair, hinged, can be used as a library ladder, restored, green leather cover renewed, dimensions as a ladder 88 x 42 x 50 cm.

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Bibliothèque de la Pléiade, 4 vols. including: - Mémoires de Saint-Simon. - Oeuvres historiques, Voltaire, - La Nouvelle Heloise, theater, Essais littéraires, Rousseau. - Speakers of the French Revolution

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Nantes - [SAVAGNER (François-Charles-Frédéric-Auguste)]. Lettre à Monsieur le Ministre de l'instruction publique sur les ouvrages imprimés relatifs à l'histoire de la ville de Nantes. [MANUSCRIT]. Sl, sd (June 1835). In-folio, title, 363 ff. in medium and very legible handwriting on the recto (approx. 20-25 lines per page), with large left margin half red basane with corners, spine with ornate faux-nerfs (period binding). Covers a little rubbed, two corners damaged, but a good copy. A very important manuscript, of which there is no printed version, but of which another copy is in the collections of the Bibliothèque municipale de Nantes: given by the author to Charles Durozoir, it was passed on by the latter to the Bibliothèque. In 1836, Auguste Savagner (1808-1849) was the first editor of the manuscript on "L'Histoire de Nantes" left by Abbé Nicolas Travers, whose prospectus he encloses at the end of his study. Combined with the mention of his arrival in Nantes in December 1834 in the body of the letter, this allows us to date the composition of the manuscript no later than 1835 (it is even dated June on folio 335). After a brief address to the Minister, the author gives a detailed and intelligently critical review of a good Nantes bibliography (of what was available in the early 19th century), copies of which have been consulted at the Bibliothèque municipale (detailed list on request.) LINKED WITH: Histoire civile, politique et religieuse de la ville et du comté de Nantes, by Abbé Travers, printed from the original manuscript in the Bibliothèque publique de Nantes. Prospectus. Nantes, Imprimerie de Forest, s.d., [6] ff. n. ch. in-4 (with chapter summaries). Handwritten bookplate of Arthur Le Moyne de La Borderie (1827-1901), the father of modern Breton historiography, then collection of Paul de Berthou (1859-1933), also a chartist and Breton scholar.

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[Collective]. Romans des douze pairs de France. Paris, Techener, 1832-1842. - Le Roman de Berte aus grans piés, published for the first time and preceded by a letter to M. de Monmerqué on the novels of the twelve peers, by M. Paulin PARIS. 1832. 3 plates out of text, including 2 enhanced in polychrome and gold. - Li Romans de Garin le Loherain, published for the first time and preceded by an examination of M. Fauriel's system of Carlovingian romances. 1833-1835. 2 vols. 2 plates out of text, one enhanced in polychrome and gold. - Li Romans de Parise la Duchesse, published for the first time from the unique manuscript in the Royal Library; by G.F. de MARTONNE. 1836. - La Chanson des Saxons by Jean BODEL, first published by Francisque MICHEL. 1839. 2 vols. - Li Romans de Raoul de Cambrai et de Bernier, first published from the unique manuscript in the King's library by Edward LE GLAY. 1840. 1 engraved plate hors texte and enhanced. - La Chevalerie Ogier de Danemarche by Raimbert de Paris, 12th-century poem, published for the first time after the Marmoutier Ms. and Ms. 2729 of the Bibliothèque du Roi. 1842. 2 vols. - Le Romancero françois. Histoire de quelques anciens trouvères, et choix de leurs chansons, le tout nouvellement recueilli par M. Paulin PARIS. 1833. 10 vols. large in-12 red morocco, richly decorated ribbed spines, gilt title and tomaison, date on tail, triple gilt fillet framing boards, gilt tr. (Koehler). Numerous dark spots on the boards, otherwise very fine. Collection of 220 copies; n°6 of 20 on strong vellum. Ex-libris H. de La Bédoyère.

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