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gebundene Ausgabe. Zustand: Gut. 155 Seiten, Schutzumschlag mit kleinem hinterklebten Einriss und kleinem Abrieb, Schutzumschlag am Buchrücken lichtverfärbt, in gutem Zustand, GE-6571 9783926243041 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 350.

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P.; Firmin-Didot, 1884. In-18 reliure époque demi-veau blond, dos à 5 nerfs, 2 pièces de titre basane noire, fleurons dorés, 383 pp. (Bibliothèque des mémoires relatifs à l'histoire de France pendant le 18e siècle, 28). /16E Dos brunis, 2 petits trous sur un caisson, rousseurs, qq. ff. brunis, état convenable.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: bon. RO40244000: 1884. In-12. Relié. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur acceptable. 383 pages. Pièce de titre verte sur le dos. Titre, fleuron et filets dorés sur le dos. Etiquette de code sur la couverture. Quelques tampons de bibliothèque. Un feuillet déchiré en fin d'ouvrage. . . . Classification Dewey : 840.05-XVIII ème siècle.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 2 vols. Original full leather. Gilt lettering and embellishments, Minor fading to spines, still look good on a shelf. Minor rubbing, general shelf/age wear. Pages clean, textblocks tight.

Halbleder/Hartkarton Gut. Zustand: 0. Text Französisch. Pappbezogener Hartkartoneinband, goldgeprägter Lederrücken, Kapital-/Kapitalband unverletzt, montiertes Titelschildchen, sehr gut erhalten trotz minimaler Abriebspuren. Schönes Exlibris von Lucien Choudin (Voltaire-Spezialist in Ferney) auf die Innenseite des vorderen Buchdeckels. Portrait des Autors (nach J.B.Greuze) von Aug. de St Aubin gestochen. Eintragung von sehr alter Hand auf Vorsatzblatt. XX, 288 Seiten, STOCKFLECKENFREI. Eine gut erhaltene Ausgabe.+++ Simon Nicolas Henri Linguet (1736/1794) französischer Schriftstelleder sich nach größeren Reisen nach Polen und Spanien 1762 als Advokat in Paris sich niederließ. +++ Texte en francais. Un ouvrage relié demi-cuir, dos avec dorures, pièce de titre, solide. Avec Exlibris de Lucien Choudin ( (grand specialiste d'études voltairiennes à Ferney). Portrait en taille-douce de l'auteur (realisé par J.B.Greuze). Note du propriétaire initial de l'ouvrage (avant page de titre). XX, 288 pages, SANS ROUSSEURS. Une belle édition en état tout à fait satisfaisant. +++ Simon-Nicolas-Henri Linguet, né le 14 juillet 1736 à Reims et guillotiné le 27 juin 1794 à Paris, est un avocat homme de lettres et propriétaire terrien, à la fois opposé aux philosophes, aux jansénistes, et surtout au libéralisme économique mis en place par la Révolution dont il dénonça avec virulence les conséquences pour les classes laborieuses (de wikipedia). +++ 12,6 x 20 cm, 0,41 kg. +++ Stichwörter/Mots.clés: Voltairiana Biographie critique littéraire Bibliophilie Gewicht in Gramm: 410.

Dublin, J.A. Husband, 1783, in-12, pieno vitello coevo, (piatto anteriore staccato), pp. XII, 114, 162. Linguet fu arrestato e incarcerato alla Bastiglia, dal 1780 al 1782: quest'opera racconta la sua cattura e prigionia. Si tratta di un racconto "sensazionalista" in cui l'Autore promette di rivelare tutti i segreti più nascosti della famosa prigione parigina. Prima edizione in lingua inglese.

London (fingiert?), et se trouve à Hambourg chez J. G. Virchaux, 1783. Titelkupfer, 1 Bl., 168 S. Pappband d. Zeit (berieben, Rücken mit Überklebungen u. nachgefärbt). Linguet, gefürchteter Advokat und Publizist, hatte sich unter dem Ancien régime durch seine schonungslose Sprache viele Feinde gemacht. 1777 ging er zu Voltaire in die Schweiz und begann mit der Veröffentlichung seiner aufsehenerregenden 'Annales politiques, civiles et littéraires'. 1780 nach Frankreich zurückgekehrt, wurde er verhaftet und in die Bastille geworfen. Sein vorliegender Bericht, von dem noch im Erscheinungsjahr 1783 allein drei deutsche Übersetzungen erschienen, hat die Vorstellungen Europas über dieses Symbol des Despotismus maßgeblich bestimmt. Nach seiner Freilassung emigrierte Linguet zunächst nach London. Cioranescu II, 40579 gibt als Erstausgabe eine Ausgabe London 1783 mit 160 S. an; vgl. Weller, Druckorte II, 220 mit einer Ausgabe "de l'imprimerie de T. Spilsbury" London (fingiert für Bern) 1783. - Titel mit Stempel u. Signatur in Tinte.

Zustand: Bon. Livre 1766, Desaint librairie, in-12 plein cuir brun de 400 + 442 pages, titrage et décors dorés sur dos lisse, Histoire des révolutions de l'empire romain, pour servir de fuite à celle des révolutions de la République par S.N.H. Linguet, avocat au parlement | Etat : bon état général, très légers frottements sur le dos, les coins et les coiffes (Ref.: J11839). Livre.

Zustand: Very Good. Londres, 1781. 8vo. 144 pp. Small spot on p. 80. Contemporary full calf, richly gilt spine with red label, red edges. Tear on top of spine. From the library of Gustav Bonde with his signature on front fly leaf dated 1789, and with the book plate of Säfstaholm. Second edition. The first was published in 1780 with a folding plate, which does not belong to the second. The Tribunal consists of all the crowned heads in Europe, from Catharine the Great of Russia, Maria Theresia of Austria, Gustave III of Sweden to Mehemet Emperor of Morocco and all the princes of Germany. President of the tribunal is Sultan Abdul Hamid of Turkey.Gustav Bonde (1773-1855) från 1809 Gustav Trolle-Bonde. Hardcover / Hardback.

Bruxelles, 1788. (4), 175, (1) pp. 8vo. Modern boards. Cioranescu 40562; not in INED; not in Kress; not in Goldsmiths; not in Martin & Walter. Second edition, first published in October 1788. Linguet had printed, in the 116th number of his Annales, a proposal for fiscal reform which he had first publicized in his Annales in 1778 and 1779, an exepient for terminating once and for all the chronic state of financial crisis that had precipitated Louis's capitulation to the aristocrats. The king ignored Linguet's lesson in political and economic pragmatism. Financiers and capitalists were up in arms against it, as was the Paris parlement. This body condamned the 116th number of the Annales to be lacerated and burned at the foot of the grand staircase in the courtyard of the Palais de Justice. Linguet, in rage, published his La France plus qu'angloise in October 1788 and included in it a thinly veiled warning to the king that his next blunder, a fatal one, would be to retreat headlong into the arms of aristocratic reactionairies more English in their pretensions to exercising legislative supremacy than Commons or Lords. This move would signal disaster for the monarchy, as it would alienate the Third Estate from the throne as well as from the aristocratic party, driving it into isolation, and from there into independence and the revolution. At the same time, Linguet was educating the Third Estate in this work: how to recognize their rights and act in their own best interest (For an extensive analysis of this work see: D. Gay Levy, The ideas and Careers of Simon-Nicolas-Henry Linguet, pp. 243-4).

No place, (1788). 2 works in 1 volume. 144, (2) pp.; 12 pp. 8vo. Modern boards. First work: Kress B.1266 (other edition); Goldsmiths 13454 (other edition); Einaudi 3412 (other edition); INED 2915 (other edition); Stourm, pp. 145-146 (other edition). One of three editions from the same year, no priority has been established. The French crown faced bankruptcy when the Controller-General, Calonne, presented a financial schem to end the crisis. The keystone in his program was a tax to be levied on all property owners without discrimination of estate. Calonne also proposed liberating commerce in grains from all internal tariffs. When Calonne was unable to pass this in the Assembly of Notables, he was replaced by Loménie de Brienne. 'Linguet lent the support of his publicity to the Calonne property tax and published this work just after the Notables had turned down Calonne's master plan. (.) Linguet viewed it as a means by which the government, provisioned in grains, could compete with entrepreneurs, control the market price of wheat, and in that way guarantee the lives of an impoverished and progressively more restless population of dispossessed persons. Linguet saw the unpopular tax program as a key government stratagem for warding off two spectres: bankruptcy and a people's revolution' (D. Gay Levy, The Ideas and Careers of Simon-Nicolas-Henri Linguet, p. 240).Second work: Not in Kress; not in Goldsmiths; not in Einaudi; not in INED; not in Stourm.Calonne's reforms failed, Brienne's attempts failed, and the King gave in, recalled Jacques Necker to face the acute financial crisis, recalled the parlements and annulled all judicial reforms. Linguet answered with number 116 of his Annales again proposing fiscal reform. The parlements answered by ordering this number 116 to be lacerated and burned. The present work is Linguet's protest against these decisions by the parlement. - Inner margin of the first title and last leaf of the second work strengthened.

Paris, Chez Debure (=Hollande?), et se vend à Bruxelles chez Tserstevens, à Anvers chez Grangé, à Gand chez de Meyer, à Amsterdam, chez Crajenschot, à Utrecht chez Kribbler, à la Haye chez Varon, à Leide chez Coster, &c, 1762. Petit in-8. 92 pp. Couv. moderne. (cachets d'un collège jesuite) "He (Linguet) signaled his reappearance in the capital in 1762 by circulating brochures supporting the recently suppressed Company of the Jesuits, a gesture which he may have hoped would bring him some attention from the père Berhier, editor of the Jesuit Journal de Trévoux; what is more likely is that he alterted triumphant Jansenists and philosophes to the presence of a foolhardy deviant." (Levy, The Ideas and Careers of Simon-NicolasHenri Linguet, p.15-16). Il y a differentes éditions de cet ouvrage, toutes datées 1762. L'Avertissement sur la dernière page, mentionne que les "mêmes libraires, nommés ci devant", débitent e.a. "Nieuwe Stukken van zeer veel belang en noodzakelyk ter onderregtinge, van het proces der Jesuiten in Portugal", publiés en Hollande ou Flandre. Barbier II/1193. Carayon, Bibliographie historique de la Compagnie de Jésus, 3550.

Londres, 1787. 88 pp. 8vo. Modern half morocco. Kress B.1266 (other edition); Goldsmiths 13454 (other edition); Einaudi 3412 (other edition); INED 2915 (other edition); Stourm, pp. 145-146 (other edition). One of three editions from the same year, no priority has been established. The French crown faced bankruptcy when the Controller-General, Calonne, presented a financial scheme to end the crisis. The keystone in his program was a tax to be levied on all property owners without discrimination of estate. Calonne also proposed liberating commerce in grains from all internal tariffs. When Calonne was unable to pass this in the Assembly of Notables, he was replaced by Loménie de Brienne. 'Linguet lent the support of his publicity to the Calonne property tax and published this work just after the Notables had turned down Calonne's master plan. (.) Linguet viewed it as a means by which the government, provisioned in grains, could compete with entrepreneurs, control the market price of wheat, and in that way guarantee the lives of an impoverished and progressively more restless population of dispossessed persons. Linguet saw the unpopular tax program as a key government stratagem for warding off two spectres: bankruptcy and a people's revolution' (D. Gay Levy, The Ideas and Careers of Simon-Nicolas-Henri Linguet, p. 240). - Name on title.

Bruxelles, 1789. 149, (2) pp. 8vo. Modern half morocco. Cioranescu 40562; not in INED; not in Kress; not in Goldsmiths; not in Martin & Walter. Second edition, first published in October 1788. Linguet had printed, in the 116th number of his Annales, a proposal for fiscal reform which he had first publicized in his Annales in 1778 and 1779, an exepient for terminating once and for all the chronic state of financial crisis that had precipitated Louis's capitulation to the aristocrats. The king ignored Linguet's lesson in political and economic pragmatism. Financiers and capitalists were up in arms against it, as was the Paris parlement. This body condamned the 116th number of the Annales to be lacerated and burned at the foot of the grand staircase in the courtyard of the Palais de Justice. Linguet, in rage, published his La France plus qu'angloise in October 1788 and included in it a thinly veiled warning to the king that his next blunder, a fatal one, would be to retreat headlong into the arms of aristocratic reactionairies more English in their pretensions to exercising legislative supremacy than Commons or Lords. This move would signal disaster for the monarchy, as it would alienate the Third Estate from the throne as well as from the aristocratic party, driving it into isolation, and from there into independence and the revolution. At the same time, Linguet was educating the Third Estate in this work: how to recognize their rights and act in their own best interest. For an extensive analysis of this work see: D. Gay Levy, The ideas and Careers of Simon-Nicolas-Henry Linguet, pp. 243-4.