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40 works, 42 volumes: - QUINTE CURCE. *De Rebus Gestis*. *Alexandri Magni*. *Libri superstites*. A classic edition published with an introduction and notes in French by G. Lesage. P., Hachette, 1872, in-12, 2ff.-369pp. Contemporary brown half-basane, smooth spine, gilt fillets. - BAZINCOURT (E.-P. de). No More Lawsuits. The True Business Advisor. A New and Comprehensive Manual on Common and Practical Law for Conducting One’s Own Business Safely... Paris, Librairie Napoléonienne, 1860, in-8, 435 pp.—1 table. Publisher’s black percaline. — Faded cardboard binding, foxing. - CROZES (Abbé Abraham-Sébastien). A Commune Episode. Abbé Crozes, Chaplain of La Roquette, Hostage of the Commune. His arrest, captivity, and rescue, as told by himself. Captain Revol of the Federal Forces. Fourth revised and expanded edition. Paris, Soye, 1877, in-12, 2ff.–187pp.– 2 original photographs (portraits). Green half-percaline binding of the period. - Fresh copy. Modest binding. - LACAN (Ernest). A New Year’s Eve at the Hôtel Carnavalet in 1677. Paris, Aubry, 1868, in-12 booklet, 35 pages. Publisher’s green cloth cardboard binding, medallion on the cover. - Binding is fresh, with a few stains inside. - RAGUENET (Abbé François). History of the Viscount of Turenne. New edition. Paris, Published by the Associated Booksellers, 1813, 12mo, 345 pp.—3 plates. Bound in contemporary fawn half-basane, smooth spine with decorative lettering. - Upper cap torn off, spine rubbed. - JEAN DE PARIS. *Le Romant de Jehan de Paris, King of France*. Revised for the first time based on two late fifteenth-century manuscripts by Mr. Anatole de Montaiglon. Paris, Lemerre, 1874, in-12, XLVIII pp.—160 pp. Publisher’s blue cloth binding. - A fine copy. (Nouvelle collection Jannet-Picard). - FIESSINGER (Dr. Ch.). Social Errors and Moral Ills. Paris, Perrin, 1909, in-12, 5 unnumbered folios–373 pp.–1 folio. Bound in contemporary green half-basane, smooth spine with decorative lettering. – Spine slightly faded. – QUESNAY de BEAUREPAIRE. Panama and the Republic. Paris, Juven, (1899), in-12, 2 leaves—304 pp.—2 leaves—facsimiles. Bound in contemporary light brown half-shagreen, ribbed spine. - Paper slightly yellowed. - ANDREU (Pierre). Our Master, Mr. Sorel. Preface by Daniel Halévy. Paris, Grasset, 1953, in-12, 338 pp., 1 folio, portraits as inserts on coated paper. Bound in “old rose” half-maroquin, smooth spine, gilt fillets, cover preserved. (Later binding). - Well-bound copy, paper very slightly yellowed. - LEVI (D.). Historical Sketches or A Methodical Course in History, composed according to a new plan and containing graded summaries of the history of the principal peoples of Europe... 10° edition, revised and expanded. Brussels, Société Belge de Librairie, 1837, small in-12, VI-422 pages. Contemporary beige half-shagreen binding with romantic gilt decoration. - Inner hinge slightly stretched, some foxing. - [Humanities & Second Republic: 5 works in one volume]. , n.d., in-12. 19th-century binding in fawn-colored, grained half-basane, smooth decorated spine, marbled edges. - Volume in good condition. MAURY (F.-L.). Essay on the Reform of Education. Paris and Lyon, Périsse, 1839; 168 pages. - The author advocates teaching Greek before Latin. - MAZZINI (J.). To Messrs. de Tocqueville and de Falloux. Letter from Mazzini on the Events in Rome. Paris, available from booksellers, 1849; 33 pp.—1 folio. - DARTOIS, R. de BEAUVOIR & DE BESSELIEVRE. The Living Seasons. Report from 1849... Paris, Dondey-Dupré, n.d.; 36 pp. (Play). - DE LEUVEN, BRUNSWICK & A. DE BEAUPLAN. Suffrage I, or The Kingdom of the Blind, a vaudeville journal... Paris, Dondey-Dupré, n.d.; 31 pp. - DE LEUVEN, BRUNSWICK & A. DE BEAUPLAN. A Coup d’État. A one-act vaudeville... Paris, Dondey-Dupré, n.d.; 30 pages. - MICHIELS (Alfred). The Secret History of the Austrian Government. Fourth edition. Paris, Charpentier, 1879, in-12 (11 x 17.5 cm), 2ff.-XIIpp.-464pp. Bound in contemporary cherry-colored half-maroquin, ribbed spine, gilt fleurons. - Well bound, with light foxing inside the volume. - OGER (Félix). The Bonapartes and the Borders of France. Paris, Germer-Baillière, 1872, in-8 booklet (11.5 x 18.2 cm), 35 pages, map. Contemporary Bradel binding in bottle-green cloth. - Bound together: 12 handwritten pages from the period titled “Appendix written in December 1873 by Alphonse Vignon.” Good condition. - BEYENS (Baron). Four Years in Rome. 1921–1926. The End of the Pontificate of Benedict XV. Pius XI. The Beginnings of Fascism. Paris, Plon, 1934, small 8vo (12.5 x 19.3 cm), 3ff.-3pp.-306 pages- 1f. Bound in cherry-red half-maroquin, ribbed spine, cover preserved. - A fresh and well-bound copy. First edition. - ALLARD (Paul). Christianity and the Roman Empire from Nero to Theodosius. Eighth edition. Paris, Lecoffre, Gabalda, 1908, in-12, XII pp.—333 pages. Bound in half-ma