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1214 - NECKER, Jacques. *On the Importance of Religious Opinions* [...]. London; available in Paris at Hôtel de Thou, 1788. 2 volumes in 1 volume, in-12: 216-[4]-188 pp. (Vol. I: half-title missing (?), a few foxing spots, water stains on quires G and H, sporadic stitching). 19th-century marbled Bradel paper, red title label on the spine, edges mottled with red. A rare edition published the same year as the original, of this essay that appeared one year before the French Revolution. Necker establishes links between religion and sovereignty, philosophy and morality, while skillfully highlighting social inequalities and tolerance. Ref. Cf. Goldsmiths’ Library of Economic Literature 13751, Einaudi 4098, Brunet, Conlon (all: 1-vol. ed., in-8°). Provenance: Monogram “G.C.” (stamp on the title page).
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NECKER, Jacques. *On the Importance of Religious Opinions* [...]. London; available in Paris at Hôtel de Thou, 1788. 2 volumes in 1 volume, in-12: 216-[4]-188 pp. (Vol. I: half-title missing (?), a few foxing spots, water stains on quires G and H, sporadic stitching). 19th-century marbled Bradel paper, red title label on the spine, edges mottled with red. A rare edition published the same year as the original, of this essay that appeared one year before the French Revolution. Necker establishes links between religion and sovereignty, philosophy and morality, while skillfully highlighting social inequalities and tolerance. Ref. Cf. Goldsmiths’ Library of Economic Literature 13751, Einaudi 4098, Brunet, Conlon (all: 1-vol. ed., in-8°). Provenance: Monogram “G.C.” (stamp on the title page).
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