In Gratitude to Women in Literature—A Library Dedicated to Women's Literature

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In Gratitude to Women in Literature—A Library Dedicated to Women's Literature

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204 - EUGÉNIE (Eugenia Maria de Montijo de Guzmán, Countess of Téba) [Granada, 1826 – Madrid, 1920], Empress of the French, wife of Napoleon III.

205 - GAUTIER, Judith [Paris, 1846 – Saint-Énogat, 1917], French writer.

206 - GAY, Delphine, Mrs. Émile de Girardin [Aachen, 1808 – Paris, 1855], French writer.

207 - GAY Sophie Michault de Lavalette, Mrs. [Paris, 1776 – id., 1842], French writer.

208 - GYP (Sybille Gabrielle Marie Antoinette de Riquetti de Mirabeau, Countess of Martel de Janville, known as) [Koëtsal Castle, 1850 – Neuilly-sur-Seine, 1932], French woman of letters.

209 - HUGO, Mrs. Victor] - Victor Hugo as Told by a Contemporary, 1802–1841. Paris: Libr. Internationale; Brussels and Leipzig: Lacroix, Verboeckhoven, 1863. 2 vols., in-8, 421, 487 pp., paper slightly yellowed, red half-chag. as per the title page, ribbed spine.

210 - THE PINK BOOK - Stories and Conversations of Young Women. Paris, Urbain Canel, Adolphe Guyot, 1834. 4 vols. in-8, a few stains in vol. I, foxing, cherry-colored half-calf from the publisher, decorated ribbed spine, monogram D. N. de F.

211 - Set of 18 letters or cards from women writers (Marie-Anne de Bovet, Gérard d'Houville, Alexandrine Émile-Zola, Juliette Adam, Cécile Périer, Gabrielle Réval, Lucie Félix-Faure Goyau, Louise Faure-Favier, etc.)

213 - MERLIN, Countess—The Pastimes of a Woman of the World. Paris: Ladvocat, 1838. 2 vols., in-8, lithographed portrait by Léon Noël, IV, 348, 366 pp., (1) f., a few foxing spots, red half-leather with corner caps, smooth spine with decoration, crowned MM monogram.

214 - MICHEL, Louise [Vroncourt-la-Côte, 1830 – Marseille, 1905], French schoolteacher, writer, anarchist activist, Freemason, feminist, and one of the leading figures of the Paris Commune, during which she was involved both politically and militarily by joining the ranks of the National Guard.

215 - MICHEL, Louise [Vroncourt-la-Côte, 1830 – Marseille, 1905], schoolteacher, writer, anarchist activist, French Freemason, feminist, and one of the leading figures of the Paris Commune, during which she was involved both politically and militarily by joining the ranks of the National Guard.

216 - MICHEL, Louise [Vroncourt-la-Côte, 1830 – Marseille, 1905], schoolteacher, writer, anarchist activist, French Freemason, feminist, and one of the leading figures of the Paris Commune, during which she was involved both politically and militarily by joining the ranks of the National Guard.

217 - MICHEL, Louise—*Le Coq rouge*. A drama in 6 acts and 8 scenes. Paris, Edinger, 1888. In-12, 93 pp., blue Bradel stitching, cap ends slightly damaged, front cover slightly worn

218 - NECKER DE SAUSSURE, Albertine Adrienne—*L'Education progressive, ou Etude du cours de la vie*. Paris, Sautelet; Paulin, 1836–1838. 3 vols. in-8, a few foxing spots, publisher’s mauve half-leather, smooth spine with slightly faded decoration.

219 - PAGET DIT VERNON LEE Violet [Boulogne-sur-Mer], British writer and essayist.

220 - RACHILDE (Marguerite Eymery Vallette, known as) [Périgueux, 1860 – Paris, 1953], French writer.

221 - ROLAND, Pauline [1805–1852], feminist, arrested and deported to Algeria for opposing Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte’s coup d’état.

222 - SAND, George (known as Aurore Dupin, Baroness Dudevant) [Paris, 1804 – Nohant, 1876], French novelist.

223 - SAND, George (known as Aurore Dupin, Baroness Dudevant) [Paris, 1804 – Nohant, 1876], French novelist.

224 - SAND, George (known as Aurore Dupin, Baroness Dudevant) [Paris, 1804 – Nohant, 1876], French novelist.

225 - SAND, George (known as Aurore Dupin, Baroness Dudevant) [Paris, 1804 – Nohant, 1876], French novelist.

226 - SAND, George (known as Aurore Dupin, Baroness Dudevant) [Paris, 1804 – Nohant, 1876], French novelist.

227 - SAND, George (known as Aurore Dupin, Baroness Dudevant) [Paris, 1804 – Nohant, 1876], French novelist.

228 - SAND, George (known as Aurore Dupin, Baroness Dudevant) [Paris, 1804 – Nohant, 1876], French novelist.

229 - SAND, George (known as Aurore Dupin, Baroness Dudevant) [Paris, 1804 – Nohant, 1876], French novelist.

230 - SAND, George (known as Aurore Dupin, Baroness Dudevant) [Paris, 1804 – Nohant, 1876], French novelist.

231 - SAND, George - André. Paris, Félix Bonnaire, 1835. In-8, (2) ff., 420 pp., foxing, cherry-colored half-calf from the publisher, decorated ribbed spine.

232 - SAND, George—Consuelo. Paris, L. de Potter, 1842–1843. 8 vols., in-8, a few foxing spots, contemporary Bradel-style cloth binding, spine decorated with gold thread.

233 - SAND, George—*Evenor and Leucippe*. Paris: Garnier frères, 1856. 3 vols., in-8, Bradel-style cardboard binding, covers intact except for the lower front cover of Volume I, which has been replaced.

234 - SAND, George—François le Champi. Paris: Alexandre Cadot, 1850. 2 vols., in-8, (2) ff., 295 pp.; (2 ff.), 301, 2 repaired margins, small wormholes in the margins, stamps from a reading room, gray half-leather binding, handwritten labels on the spine. First edition.

235 - SAND, George—*The Story of My Life*. Paris: Victor Lecou, 1854–1855. 8vo, red half-leather binding of the period, ribbed spine decorated with gold thread.

236 - SAND, George - Indiana. Paris: J.-P. Roret, 1832. 2 vols. in-8, (2) ff., XIII, 322 pp.; (3) ff., 356 pp., half fawn calf from the publisher, decorated ribbed spine, small tear on one side.

237 - SAND, George—The Countess of Rudolstadt. Paris: L. de Potter, 1844. 5 vols., in-8, a few foxing spots, contemporary Bradel-style cloth binding.

238 - SAND, George—La Guerre. Paris, Libr. Nouvelle, 1859. In-8, 15 pp., foxing, tax stamp, Bradel-style perforations, bound cover.

239 - SAND, George—*La Mare au Diable*. Paris: Desessart, 1846. 2 volumes in 1 book, in-8, 308, 306 pp. (1) f., purple half-calf from the publisher, smooth spine decorated with faded gold thread, small tears on the upper cap.

240 - SAND, George—*La Petite Fadette*. Paris: Michel Lévy frères, 1849. 2 vols., in-8, (2) ff., 335 pp.; (2) ff., 271 pp., paper slightly yellowed, dark green half-leather with corners, decorated ribbed spine, cover preserved (NOULHAC).

241 - SAND, George - The Marquis de Villemer. Paris, Michel Lévy frères, 1861. In-12, 379 pp., a few foxing spots, stamp, brown half-calf binding from the publisher, decorated ribbed spine.

242 - SAND, George—*Le Meunier d'Angibault*. Paris: Desessart, 1845–1846. 3 vols., in-8, slightly yellowed paper, red half-calf with corner pieces, decorated ribbed spine.

243 - SAND, George—*Le Secrétaire intime*. II. *Metella*. *La Marquise*. *Lavinia*. Paris, *Revue des Deux Mondes*, 1834. 2 vols., in-8, (2) ff., XIII pp., (1) f., 352 pp.; (2) ff., 359 pp., light brown half-leather binding, spine plain and decorated with gold thread, slightly stained.

244 - SAND, George—Rustic Legends. Illustrations by Maurice Sand. Paris: A. Morel, 1858. Folio, title page, 48 pp., facsimile, 12 lithographs (half-tones), foxing, publisher’s binding, spine repaired.

246 - SAND, George—*Les Maîtres Sonneurs*. Paris: Cadot, 1854–1855. 4 vols., in-8, softcover; printed covers slightly stained; the cover of vol. III slightly frayed.

247 - SAND, George—*Malgrétout*. Paris: Michel Lévy, 1870. In-12, (2) ff., 330 pp., purple chagrin plate from the publisher, medallion in the center of the covers, fleurons at the corners, ribbed spine with faded decoration, internal dentation, gilt edges.

248 - SAND, George—Complete Works. Paris: Bonnaire, 1837–1839. 22 vols. in-8; vols. XXIII–XXVII missing; foxing; portrait missing from vol. XIII; olive-green half-calf as published; smooth, decorated spines slightly faded; a few labels partially faded; a few end caps with minor gaps.

249 - SAND, George (known as Aurore Dupin, Baroness Dudevant) [Paris, 1804 – Nohant, 1876], French novelist.

250 - SAND, George—The Confession of a Young Girl. Paris, Michel Lévy, 1865. 2 vols. in-12, (2) ff., 311 pp.; (2) ff., 317 pp., red half-chag. from the publisher, decorated ribbed spine.

251 - SAND, George (known as Aurore Dupin, Baroness Dudevant) [Paris, 1804 – Nohant, 1876], French novelist.

252 - SAND, George—Why Should Women Be Admitted to the Academy? Paris, Michel Lévy, 1863. 8vo, 16 pp., paperback.

253 - SAND, George—Belgian prefaces preceding the original Paris editions. Reproducing the serialized installments that appeared in the press, they present an unedited version of the text. Brussels, 1835–1847. In-16, bound or paperback.

254 - SAND, George—*Spiridion*. Paris: Félix Bonnaire, 1839. 8vo, 472 pp., a few pages with foxing, half fawn calf from the publisher, smooth spine decorated with gold thread, a few cracks in the boards.

255 - SAND, George - Teverino. Paris, Desessart, 1846. 2 volumes in 1, in-8, 312, 320 pp., a few foxing spots, midnight blue half-calf binding as published, plain spine with decorative lettering.

256 - SAND, George—A Winter in Majorca. Paris: Hippolyte Souverain, 1842. 2 vols., in-8, 315 pp., (1) f.; 279 pp., (1) fol., (8) fol. (catalog), turquoise blue half-calf with corner pieces, plain spine with decorative lettering, cover slightly frayed

257 - SAND, George - Valentine. 2nd ed. Paris, Henry Dupuy and L. Tenré, 1832. 2 vols., in-8, 351, 344 pp., Bradel-style half-leather binding.

258 - SAND, George & DORVAL, Marie - Unpublished Correspondence, published with an introduction and notes by Simone André-Maurois. Preface by André Maurois. Paris, Gallimard, 1953. in-12, 405 pp., softcover.

260 - CLESINGER-SAND, Solange [Nohand, September 13, 1828 – Paris, March 17, 1899], French writer.

261 - After Thomas COUTURE (1815–1879)

262 - 19th-Century French School

263 - TRISTAN Flora [Paris, 1803 – Bordeaux, 1844], feminist socialist writer.

265 - VIGÉE-LEBRUN, Louise-Élisabeth [, 1756 –, 1842], painter.

266 - BARNEY, Natalie Clifford - *Actes et entr'actes*. Paris: Ed. Sansot, 1910. 8vo, 244 pp., a few faint water stains, bound, cover slightly worn, spine with small tears.

268 - BARNEY, Natalie Clifford—*Traits et portraits*, followed by *L'amour défendu*. Paris: Mercure de France, 1963. In-12, 209 pp., paperback.

269 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - War Diary. September 1939–January 1941. Edited, compiled, and annotated by Sylvie Le Bon de Beauvoir. Paris, Gallimard, 1990. In-8, 368 pp., paperback.

270 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - *The Farewell Ceremony*. Followed by *Conversations with Jean-Paul Sartre, August–September 1974*. Paris: Gallimard, 1981. In-8, 560 pp., paperback.

271 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - *La Femme Rompue*. Illustrated with 16 original engravings by Hélène de Beauvoir. Paris: Gallimard, 1967. Folio, 166 pp., (1) f., in loose-leaf format with a filled cover, slipcase, and case.

272 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - *The Long March: An Essay on China*. Paris: Gallimard, 1957. In-8, 486 pp., paperback.

273 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - *Le Sang des autres*. Paris: Gallimard, 1945. In-8, 224 pp., paperback.

274 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de [Paris, 1908 – id., 1986], French writer.

275 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de—The Second Sex. I. Facts and Myths. II. Personal Experience. Paris: Gallimard, 1949. 2 vols., in-8, 395 pp., (2) ff.; 577 pp., (3) ff., br.

276 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - *Les Belles Images*. Paris: Gallimard, 1966. In-8, 258 pp., (1) f., softcover.

277 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - *Les Bouches inutiles*. A play in two acts and eight scenes. Paris: Gallimard, 1945. In-12, 141 pp., softcover.

278 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - *Existentialism and the Wisdom of Nations*. Paris: Nagel, 1948. In-12, 165 pp., softcover

279 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - *Privilèges*. Paris, Gallimard, 1955. In-12, 273 pp., paperback.

280 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - *Quand prime le spirituel*. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. In-8, 250 pp., paperback.

281 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - *All Men Are Mortal*. Paris, Gallimard, 1946. In-8, 360 pp., paperback.

282 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de—*Tout compte fait*. Paris: Gallimard, 1972. In-8, 513 pp., paperback.

283 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de & HALIMI, Gisèle - Djamila Boupacha. Paris, Gallimard, 1962. In-8, 9 plates (not included in the page count), 280 pp., softcover.

284 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de—The Second Sex. I. Facts and Myths. II. Personal Experience. Paris: Gallimard, 1949. 2 vols., in-8, 395 pp., (2) ff.; 577 pp., (3) ff., publisher’s hardcover, decorated covers (design by Mario PRASSINOS).

285 - BONAPARTE, Marie—Edgar Poe. A Psychoanalytic Study. Foreword by Sigmund Freud. Paris, Denoël et Steele, 1933. 2 vols., in-8, 922 pp., plates mounted separately, blue half-leather, burgundy endpapers, cover preserved.

286 - CATULLE-MENDÈS, Jane—*Le Coeur magnifique*. Paris: Lemerre, 1909. In-12, 217 pp., paper slightly yellowed, softcover.

217 - MICHEL, Louise—Le Coq rouge. A drama in 6 acts and 8 scenes. Paris, Edinger, 1888. In-12, 93 pp., blue Bradel stitching, cap ends slightly damaged, front cover slightly worn

218 - NECKER DE SAUSSURE, Albertine Adrienne—L'Education progressive, ou Etude du cours de la vie. Paris, Sautelet; Paulin, 1836–1838. 3 vols. in-8, a few foxing spots, publisher’s mauve half-leather, smooth spine with slightly faded decoration.

233 - SAND, George—Evenor and Leucippe. Paris: Garnier frères, 1856. 3 vols., in-8, Bradel-style cardboard binding, covers intact except for the lower front cover of Volume I, which has been replaced.

235 - SAND, George—The Story of My Life. Paris: Victor Lecou, 1854–1855. 8vo, red half-leather binding of the period, ribbed spine decorated with gold thread.

239 - SAND, George—La Mare au Diable. Paris: Desessart, 1846. 2 volumes in 1 book, in-8, 308, 306 pp. (1) f., purple half-calf from the publisher, smooth spine decorated with faded gold thread, small tears on the upper cap.

240 - SAND, George—La Petite Fadette. Paris: Michel Lévy frères, 1849. 2 vols., in-8, (2) ff., 335 pp.; (2) ff., 271 pp., paper slightly yellowed, dark green half-leather with corners, decorated ribbed spine, cover preserved (NOULHAC).

242 - SAND, George—Le Meunier d'Angibault. Paris: Desessart, 1845–1846. 3 vols., in-8, slightly yellowed paper, red half-calf with corner pieces, decorated ribbed spine.

243 - SAND, George—Le Secrétaire intime. II. Metella. La Marquise. Lavinia. Paris, Revue des Deux Mondes, 1834. 2 vols., in-8, (2) ff., XIII pp., (1) f., 352 pp.; (2) ff., 359 pp., light brown half-leather binding, spine plain and decorated with gold thread, slightly stained.

246 - SAND, George—Les Maîtres Sonneurs. Paris: Cadot, 1854–1855. 4 vols., in-8, softcover; printed covers slightly stained; the cover of vol. III slightly frayed.

247 - SAND, George—Malgrétout. Paris: Michel Lévy, 1870. In-12, (2) ff., 330 pp., purple chagrin plate from the publisher, medallion in the center of the covers, fleurons at the corners, ribbed spine with faded decoration, internal dentation, gilt edges.

254 - SAND, George—Spiridion. Paris: Félix Bonnaire, 1839. 8vo, 472 pp., a few pages with foxing, half fawn calf from the publisher, smooth spine decorated with gold thread, a few cracks in the boards.

266 - BARNEY, Natalie Clifford - Actes et entr'actes. Paris: Ed. Sansot, 1910. 8vo, 244 pp., a few faint water stains, bound, cover slightly worn, spine with small tears.

268 - BARNEY, Natalie Clifford—Traits et portraits, followed by L'amour défendu. Paris: Mercure de France, 1963. In-12, 209 pp., paperback.

270 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - The Farewell Ceremony. Followed by Conversations with Jean-Paul Sartre, August–September 1974. Paris: Gallimard, 1981. In-8, 560 pp., paperback.

271 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - La Femme Rompue. Illustrated with 16 original engravings by Hélène de Beauvoir. Paris: Gallimard, 1967. Folio, 166 pp., (1) f., in loose-leaf format with a filled cover, slipcase, and case.

272 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - The Long March: An Essay on China. Paris: Gallimard, 1957. In-8, 486 pp., paperback.

273 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - Le Sang des autres. Paris: Gallimard, 1945. In-8, 224 pp., paperback.

276 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - Les Belles Images. Paris: Gallimard, 1966. In-8, 258 pp., (1) f., softcover.

277 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - Les Bouches inutiles. A play in two acts and eight scenes. Paris: Gallimard, 1945. In-12, 141 pp., softcover.

278 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - Existentialism and the Wisdom of Nations. Paris: Nagel, 1948. In-12, 165 pp., softcover

279 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - Privilèges. Paris, Gallimard, 1955. In-12, 273 pp., paperback.

280 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - Quand prime le spirituel. Paris: Gallimard, 1979. In-8, 250 pp., paperback.

281 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de - All Men Are Mortal. Paris, Gallimard, 1946. In-8, 360 pp., paperback.

282 - BEAUVOIR, Simone de—Tout compte fait. Paris: Gallimard, 1972. In-8, 513 pp., paperback.

286 - CATULLE-MENDÈS, Jane—Le Coeur magnifique. Paris: Lemerre, 1909. In-12, 217 pp., paper slightly yellowed, softcover.

287 - DEFORGES, Régine - La Révolte des Nonnes. Poitiers 589. Paris, La Table Ronde, 1981. In-8, 269 pp., passages underlined in pencil, softcover.

288 - DEHARME, Lise - Le Coeur de Pic. Thirty-two poems for children, illustrated with twenty photographs by Claude Cahun. Paris, José Corti, 1937. Large 8vo, (29) leaves, half-leather binding, illustrated covers.

290 - DURAS, Marguerite - Entire Days in the Trees. Paris, Gallimard, 1954. In-12, 235 pp., yellowed paper, softcover, cover slightly dusty.

293 - GROULT, Benoîte and Flora—Le Féminin Pluriel. Paris: Gallimard, 1965. In-8, 407 pp., paperback.

297 - LEDUC, Violette - La Chasse à l'amour. Paris: Gallimard, 1973. In-8, 408 pp., paperback.

300 - NEMIROVSKY, Irène - Le Bal. Paris, Grasset, 1930. in-12, 136 pp., paperback, filled cover.

301 - NOAILLES, Countess Anna de — Derniers Vers. Paris: Grasset, 1933. In-4, 127 pp., softcover, cloth-bound, slipcase.

303 - SAGAN, Françoise - Bonheur, impair et passe. Play. Paris, Julliard, 1964. In-12, 142 pp., softcover.