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4 volumes: - Ordinance of Louis XIV... Issued at Saint-Germain-en-Laye in April 1667 [followed by] Edicts and Declarations of the King Concerning the Reform of the Judiciary. Paris, published by selected partners, 1760, small 12mo, XXIV pp.—544 pp. (continuous pagination for both parts)—3 folios. Contemporary binding in grained brown calfskin, ribbed spine, decorated panels, red edges. - Handwritten ink bookplate: Cogniasse-Dubreuil; contemporary annotation in ink on the reverse of the title page. Scuffing on the spine; paper slightly yellowed in places. - Ordinance of Louis XIV... Issued at Saint-Germain-en-Laye in the month of April 1667 [followed by] All the Edicts and Declarations Concerning the Reform of Justice from the month of August 1669 [followed by] Ordinance of Louis XIV... Issued at Saint-Germain-en-Laye in August 1670. Concerning criminal matters. [followed by] Ordinance of Louis XIV... Serving as a Regulation for Merchants’ Trade. Issued at Saint-Germain-en-Laye in March 1673. Paris, published by selected partners, 1720, 4 parts, small 12mo, 2ff.–248pp. - 94 pp. - 118 pp. - 92 pp. Bound in the period as a single volume in grained brown calfskin, ribbed spine, panels decorated with gold fleurs-de-lis, red edges. - Handwritten ink bookplate: Cogniasse-Dubreuil; gold lettering on the spine slightly faded; first title page soiled and lined; minor imperfections elsewhere. - [CHAUDON (Louis-Mayeul)]. The Manual Chronologist, to Serve as an Introduction to the Manual Geographer. In which one finds the principal periods of the history of each people, the succession of the Hebrew patriarchs, judges, and kings, of all the sovereigns of the great and small monarchies... the monarchs of modern history, the holders of the great fiefs, the Grand Masters of Malta (sic), etc. New edition... Paris, Le Jay, 1770, substantial small 12mo volume, 2ff.-Vpp.-432pp.-1f.- folded plate. Contemporary marbled fawn calf binding, ribbed spine, decorated panels, red title label, red edges. - One yellowed quire. A pleasant copy nonetheless; the binding is fresh. - FLEURY (Abbé Claude). The Customs of the Israelites... [followed by:] The Customs of the Christians. 2 works in-16 (7.3 x 13.3 cm). Bound in one volume in brown calfskin, ribbed spine, decorated panels, title label, marbled edges. - Tears at the head and foot caps, corners slightly bumped. The Customs of the Israelites, or A Model of a Simple and Sincere Policy for the Government of States and the Reform of Morals... Fifth, Corrected and Expanded Edition. Brussels, Frics, 1700; 4ff.n.ch.—205 pages. — Agriculture in the Holy Land; arts and crafts; clothing; food; entertainment; administration; war; sects and superstitions; etc. The Manners of Christians. Brussels and Liège, Jean Broncart, n.d. (privilege 1686); 4ff.n.ch.—250 pp.