12 - [CORSICA-GENOA]

[CORSICA-GENOA] 1 vol. in-8 comprising several works bound together: I) Collection of documents, memoirs, and manifestos published to date concerning current affairs between the Court of Rome and the Republic of Genoa. Pages 1–112. II) Second Collection of documents, memoirs, and proclamations published to date concerning the affairs between the Court of Rome and the Republic of Genoa. Proclamation of the Most Serene Republic of Genoa with the Responses of a Corsican. Pages 1–73. III) Third Collection of memoirs, documents, and other writings pertaining to the affairs of Corsica in the current dispute between the Court of Rome and the Most Serene Republic of Genoa. - Corsica to Its Sons. In Campoloro, 1760, Domenico Ascione, Court Printer. With License from the Supreme Authority. Pages 1–120. - Corsica to Its Disloyal Sons. (Corsica to Its Disloyal Children) In Campoloro, 1760, Domenico Ascione, Court Printer. With License from the Superior Authorities. Pages 121–207. IV) Fifth Collection of Documents, Memoirs, and Manifestos Concerning Current Affairs in Rome, and the Republics of Genoa and Corsica. Including: - Dissertation on the Ancient Pisan Rule over Corsica, composed by a professor at the University of Pisa, Etrusco. In Campoloro, 1760, Domenico Ascione, Court Printer. Pages 1–128. V) Supplement to the Fifth Collection from Genoa, containing an Apologetic Memoir on the Latest Revolution on the Island of Corsica, Translated from French, 1763. Pages 1–111. In good overall condition, with a few minor restorations.