85 - VARIA.

VARIA. - COCHET (Abbé). Gallic, Roman, Frankish, and Norman Burials, a follow-up to *La Normandie souterraine*. Paris, Didron..., Derache, 1857; 8vo. XVI-452 pp. - frontispiece and one folded plate, numerous illustrations in the text. Index. Contemporary English binding in light calfskin, corner pieces, ribbed spine, title label. - Old gift inscription, in ink, on the endpaper. Half-title page not preserved by the bookbinder. Scuffing on the binding, some light foxing. - COURSON (Aurélien de). A Few Words in Response to Mr. P. Varin’s Essay… on the Colonization of the Armorican Peninsula. Saint-Brieuc, Prud’homme, 1841, 8vo, 2 folios–52 pages. Bradel burgundy cloth binding, title running lengthwise. (Laurenchet Workshops). This entry responds to a text by Varin included in Part 3 of the reprint of the *Dictionnaire de Bretagne* by Ogée. - DA FONSECA (José). Novo Diccionario Francez - Portuguez. Compiled from the best and most modern dictionaries of the two nations, and particularly from the very latest works by Boiste, Laveau, Raymond, etc... Paris, Aillaud, Monlon, 1858, in-8, 2ff.-V-955pp. Contemporary bottle-green shagreen binding, covers entirely covered with an ornamental cold-stamped plate, ribbed spine with gilt fillets and fleurons, marbled edges. - A fine copy in a decorative binding. A few light foxing spots, more pronounced on the first two leaves. - HALT (Robert Charles Vieu, known as...). Papers saved from the Tuileries. Based on the correspondence of the imperial family. Paris, Dentu, 1871, large 8vo, 2ff.-VI-292pp. Red half-shagreen binding of the period, ribbed spine. - Very minor flaws in the binding. First edition. - NOURRISSON (Jean-Félix). National Sovereignty and the Revolution. Paris, Didier, 1872, small 8vo booklet, 2ff.-82pp. Bound in red half-maroquin, corner pieces, ribbed spine, finely decorated panels, gilt head, cover preserved. (Binding signed by Thierry). - A luxuriously bound copy. The philosopher Jean-Félix Nourrisson, a professor at the Collège de France and a member of the Institut de France, was born in Thiers in 1825. He had taught in Clermont-Ferrand. Text printed in large type.