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In-8 ( 200 X 125 mm ) de XVI-287 pages, plein veau fauve marbré, dos lisse orné de fleurons dorés, coupes filetées d'or, tranches marbrées. Petite fente de 6 cm à un mors, coins émoussés, bon exemplaire.Essai sur l'histoire de la locomotion des chars aux carrosses, des grecs aux chinois, avec des chapitres consacrés à des « Projets de réforme », une « Diatribe contre les cabriolets », « des désastres affreux causés journellement par les carrosses ». par l'un des écrivains les plus féconds du XVIII ème siècle, Delisle de Sales, qui use ici du pseudonyme de Brutus.Supercheries I, 587. Quérard II, 456. chevaux locomotion antiquité Litterature hippologie.

hardcover. Zustand: Good. Dieci volumi di cm. 19, pp. 4.000 circa complessive. Bell'antiporta figurata, diversa a ciascun volume, frontespizi incisi con vignette centrali. Solida ed elegante legatura ottocentesca in mezza pelle con punte, dorsi lisci con titoli e fregi in oro. Qualche rada brunitura, poche macchiette e qualche rara nota a matita. Esemplare complessivamente genuino e ben conservato. Celebre opera che fu messa all'indice ed obbligò il suo autore all'esilio. Elencata fra i libri condanati al rogo dal Peignot. Edizioen non comune. Book.

A Londres, et se trouve dans la plûpart des capitales de l'Europe, 1789. With engraved frontispiece and 13 engraved plates. 7 volumes. (2), clxlii, 256 pp.; (2), 351 pp.; (2), 418 pp.; (2), 422 pp.; (2), 452 pp. (2), 419 pp.; (2), 413 pp. 8vo. Contemporary green half calf, spine gilt in compartments, title labels with gilt lettering, marbled boards. Peignot, Livres condamnés, i, pp. 96-98; Schosler p. 60; cf.: INED 1331; Darnton, The Corpus of Clandestine Literature in France 1769-1789, 542. Fifth, best and most complete editon of this work which forced the author into exile while his property was confiscated.Jean Baptiste Claude Isouard, writing as Delisle de Sales, published in 1766 his De la Philosophie de la Nature which caused a scandal for professing atheism and nihilism. The work was condamned to be burned, the author imprisoned and the censor exiled. Delisle filed for appeal and was supported by the whole circle of the philosophes who saw in him the champion of the liberty of thought and expression. The trial became a "cause célébre" in Europe: instead of an attack on the philosophes in general, which was the hidden agenda of the magistrates and Jansenists, the reading public appeared sympathetic to the ideas of the philosophes and turned Delisle's book into one of the greatest bestsellers of the century and made him an international celebrity. The magistrates and Parlement became the source of ridicule and outcry: swallowing the bitter pill, Parlement suspended Delisle's banishment and granted amnesty in 1777. The first edition of only three volumes was published in 1766 and it took the authorities some time to discover that the book was "matérialiste" and "spinoziste".

Paris, Gide 1804, 10 tomes en 10 volumes in-8 de LXXV-416 pp. dont frontispice ; 387 pp. + frontispice; (2)-376 pp. + frontispice ; (2)-360 pp. + frontispice ; (2)-419 pp. + frontispice ; (2)-431 pp. + frontispice ; (2)-VI-548 pp. + frontispice ; (2)-483 pp. + frontispice ; (2)-476 pp. + frontispice ; (2)-353-CXCII pp., reliure de l'époque de demi-maroquin vert, (dos décolorés), Les figures placées en fronspices sont de Marillier, dos lisses ornés de fers dorés, reliure solide. 7e édition et la plus complète. Le 10e tome est un important volume de notes et éclaircissements, à la fin se trouve la "Défense de la philosophie de la Nature, ou lettres de l'inquisiteur de Goa".