202 - POLAND

POLAND Set of 9 works on Poland, including, notably: - Memoirs on the Recent Revolutions in Poland, in Which a Polish Gentleman (PRZBENDOWSKI) Justifies the Return of King Augustus, published in Rotterdam by Fritsch & Böhm, 1710, in-8 format, bound in full vellum, with a frontispiece engraved with a portrait of King Augustus of Poland, 299 pages; - Historical Journal of the Danzig Campaign of 1734 by M. (Meusnier de Querlon), then an officer in the Blaisois Regiment, published in Amsterdam by Le Prieur, printer and bookseller, 1761, & Letter from the King of Poland, Stanisław I, in The Hague, sold at Tilliard, undated (circa 1757), bound together in an 8vo volume, full vellum binding, with an ex-libris by J. C. Dezauche, 283 & 109 pages; - *La Voix Libre du Citoyen* or *Observations on the Government of Poland*, Part One, 1749, in-8 format, bound in full vellum, with a handwritten bookplate bearing the name “D’Agnos,” dated 1787, 167 pages; - a manuscript work comprising a summary of Polish history during the reign of Stanisław August between 1762 and 1764, in French, and a Journal of the Year 1763, detailing the last Polish attempt at an uprising against Russian occupation, 8vo format, cardboard binding, bookplate from the Clavreuil Bookstore, 65 pages; - *Historical Account of Poland* by Sieur de Hauteville, published in Paris by Nicolas le Gras, 1697, in-8 format, full vellum binding, 336 pages; - The Life and Heroic and Amusing Deeds of the Invincible Emperor Charles V, dedicated to His Electoral Highness, His Grace the Duke of Bavaria, new edition, Volume I, published in Brussels by Josse de Grieck, 1699, with an ex-libris and stamp from the Herzogliche Lehens Bibliothek zu Sagan, and a monogram stamp of Dorothea de Talleyrand-Périgord (1793–1862), beneath the princely crown of the Holy Roman Empire, 376 pages. Etc.