204 - HISTORY. A fine set of 31 works (36 volumes) bound in the 19th and 20th centuries.

HISTORY. A fine set of 31 works (36 volumes) bound in the 19th and 20th centuries. - VIDALIN (Aug.). Edward III and the Regent, or An Essay on the Customs of the 14th Century. Paris, Feret; Strasbourg, Derivaux; Lagier, Colmar; Reiffinger, Mulhouse; Risler, 1843, in-8, 19 pp.—406 pp. Pink half-basane, smooth spine decorated with a romantic rocaille pattern running lengthwise. (Contemporary binding). - A pleasant copy. A few slightly yellowed quires. First edition. 2 lithographed portraits. - LEENER (Georges de). The Trade Union Organization of Industrial Leaders. A Study of Industrial Unions in Belgium. Volume One: The Facts. Brussels, Misch & Thron, 1909, 8vo, XX pp.—395 pp. Publisher’s cardboard binding. - Cardboard binding slightly soiled. - BIECHY (Armand). A Survey of the Century of Leo X. Limoges, Barbou, 1844, in-8, 372 pp. Publisher’s brown cloth, with gilt and embossed decoration. - Price label. - POIRSON (Auguste). A Summary of the History of France in Modern Times. Paris, Colas, 1840, in-8, 2ff.-IVpp.-243pp. Contemporary half-basane. - Foxing, ink stains. - STRYIENSKI (Casimir). The Eighteenth Century. Paris, Hachette, 1926, in-8, 375 pp. Contemporary blue half-shagreen, cover preserved. - A fine copy. - BOULENGER (Jacques). The Grand Siècle. Sixth edition... Paris, Hachette, 1924, 8vo, 426 pp. Contemporary blue half-chagrin, cover preserved. - A fine copy. - BATIFFOL (Louis). *Le Siècle de la Renaissance*. Seventh edition. Paris, Hachette, (1926), 8vo, 419 pp. Contemporary blue half-shagreen, cover intact. - A fine copy. - CHANTAVOINE (Jean). Beethoven. Second edition. Paris, Alcan, 1907, small 8vo, 2 folios–259 pp. Bound in period Bradel-style green half-cloth. - Margins slightly yellowed. (Les Maîtres de la Musique collection). - BROGLIE (Duke of). Frederick II and Maria Theresa Based on New Documents. 1740–1742. Paris, Calmann-Lévy, 1883, 2 in-8 volumes, 2ff.-IVpp.-419pp. – 2ff.-418pp.-1f. Contemporary dark green half-maroquin bindings, corners, ribbed spines, gilt heads, trimmed. - A fine copy, very fresh and with generous margins. Sober, high-quality bindings. - RAVIGNAN (Le Père de, S.J.). Clement XIII and Clement XIV. Paris, Julien, Lanier, 1854, in-8, 2ff.-Vpp.-574pp. Contemporary light brown half-shagreen binding, ribbed spine. - Missing the second volume containing the “historical documents.” Foxing. - COMBES (François). The Princess of Ursins. An Essay on Her Life and Political Character Based on Numerous Unpublished Documents. Paris, Didier, 1858, 8vo, 2ff.-IIpp.-568pp. Contemporary green half-shagreen binding, ribbed spine, gilt fleurons. - Ex-libris of the Viscount of Lavaur. Faded spine, title page with foxing, slight water stain. - LA FORGE (Anatole de). History of the Republic of Venice under Manin. Paris, Amyot, (1852), 2 volumes, in-8, 4ff. unnumbered—364pp. - 2ff.-442pp.-1f. Bound in one volume in brown calfskin, smooth spine decorated with gilt friezes, title label, marbled edges. - Scuffing on the binding, scattered foxing, more pronounced on the title pages. First edition. - ARNAUD (Raoul). Journalist, Sans-culotte, and Thermidorian. The Son of Fréron. 1754–1802, based on unpublished documents... Paris, Perrin, 1909, in-8 (13 x 22.2 cm), 3 unnumbered folios—VIpp.—368 pp. Bound in contemporary red half-shagreen, spine with 4 raised bands, cover and spine preserved, trimmed. - One of 10 copies printed on Van Gelder Holland paper (no. 8), the only one on large-format paper. The outer margin of the half-title page is yellowed, as is the verso of the last flyleaf. The rest of the volume is in very good condition. First edition. - MAUREL (André). The Duchess of Maine. Queen of Sceaux. Paris, Hachette, 1928, in-8, 251 pages-1f. - portrait. Bound in wine-colored half-maroquin, ribbed spine, gilt head, cover preserved. - A pleasant copy, fresh and well-bound. (Figures du passé collection). - CUVILLIER-FLEURY (Alfred-Auguste). New Historical and Literary Studies. Paris, Lévy, 1855, in-12, 2ff.—IVpp.—424pp.—1f. Green half-chagrin, ribbed spine. Fresh copy. - MIGNET (F.-M.-A.). Charles V. His Abdication, His Stay, and His Death at the Monastery of Yuste. Fifth edition. Paris, Didier, 1862, in-8, 2ff.-XXIIIpp.-468pp. Bronze half-chagrin, ribbed spine, marbled edges, embossed emblem of the Lycée de Moulins on the cover. (Contemporary binding). - Foxing. - BAUNARD (Mgr. Louis). General de Sonis as Revealed by His Papers and Correspondence. Paris, Poussielgue, 1903, 8vo, XV pp.—576 pp.—Heliogravure portrait. Beige Bradel half-cloth, title label, untrimmed. (Contemporary binding). - REYNAUD (J.-E.). Treatise on the Lapse of Proceedings in Civil Matters. Revised by M. Dalloz... Paris, Cotillon, 1837, in-8, 3ff.- Vpp.—314 pp.—1 f. Olive half-calf, faux raised bands, title label, gold and blind-stamped fillets, marbled edges. (Contemporary binding). - A fresh and well-bound copy. - .....