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[RAYNAL (Guillaume-Thomas-François) & BONNE (Rigobert)]. [Atlas pour l'Histoire philosophique des établissemens et du commerce des européens dans les Deux Indes]. Sl, sn, sd. In-4, havana half-basin with corners, ornate smooth spine, havana morocco medallion in the center of the boards with the numeral JBM (the first is missing) (early 19th century binding). Small loss at head cap. Atlas of the world containing 23 pp. (succinct analysis of the atlas), [1] p. of table and 50 maps engraved out of text by Bonne including 1 bis (2 world maps, 10 maps of Europe, 8 of Asia, 7 of Africa and 23 of America and the West Indies). Some minor foxing. A good copy.

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[RAYNAL (Guillaume-Thomas-François) & BONNE (Rigobert)]. [Atlas pour l'Histoire philosophique des établissemens et du commerce des européens dans les Deux Indes]. Sl, sn, sd. In-4, havana half-basin with corners, ornate smooth spine, havana morocco medallion in the center of the boards with the numeral JBM (the first is missing) (early 19th century binding). Small loss at head cap. Atlas of the world containing 23 pp. (succinct analysis of the atlas), [1] p. of table and 50 maps engraved out of text by Bonne including 1 bis (2 world maps, 10 maps of Europe, 8 of Asia, 7 of Africa and 23 of America and the West Indies). Some minor foxing. A good copy.

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