Mr le sage (17 Ergebnisse)

Tela estapada editorial. Zustand: Bueno. 13x19.6. 297pp. 1h. Tela estapada editorial. Buen ejemplar. .

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Bien. Traducción castellana por Esteban Aldebert Dupont. Barcelona. Bibl. Clásica Española. 1887. 20x14 cm. 297 págs. 1h. tela edit. impresa, cortes pintados, muy bonita.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Bien. 2 volúmenes de 4. Papel en muy buen estado, si manchas ni desperfectos. Cubiertas, enquadernación y lomos algo más deteriorados. Contactar con la librería para cualquier información o imagen.

20 x 14 cm., Biblioteca Clásica Española, 1887, tapa dura, 300 págs. Buen estado. Narrativa Extranjera. ENVIO POR CONTRAREEMBOLSO LLEVA UN CARGO ADICIONAL DE 3 EUROS.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Aceptable. Barcelona. Imp. Antonio Bergnes y C.º 1840. 24x17 cm. 454 págs. texto recuadrado, grabados Xilográficos, letras capitulares. Holandesa piel. Firma anterior propietario. # literatura.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Regular. Madrid. Imp. Repullés. 1806. 14x10 cm. 266 págs. 1 h. índice. + 3 h. de catálogo. Encuadernado en piel muy usada. Portada y primeras páginas con cerco de humedad sin afectar a la lectura. # literatura.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Bien. Juan Oliveres, Barcelona, 1848. Edición muy ilustrada de la célebre novela, con múltiples dibujos en el texto. 1056 páginas numeradas de forma correlativa entre los dos volúmenes. 24 x17. Holandesa tela tapa dura con piel en lomo. Cubiertas algo fatigadas, por lo demás: Bien encuadernado y en Buen estado general de conservación. …

Zustand: Fatigado. 297 pág Tapa dura, tela Fatigado Novela. Traducción de Esteban Aldebert Dupont.

698 p.; 4h.; XVI p.; 15 láminas; 26 x 16,5 cm.- Plena piel. Firma en guarda. Narrrativa.

2. Bois-les-Duc, Les Frères Langenhuysen, 1826, in-8°, 31 pp, sewn, no wrappers, removed from a convolute. (Pamphlet on the education policy in the United Netherlands).

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. First edition. Folio. [108] pp. With the subscriber's list and instructions for the use of the maps, plus contents and erratas. A complete copy of the 25 maps as first issued: "The whole forming the most complete and comprehensive Work ever offered to the Attention of the Public." All maps and charts (some folding) with period hand-colouring, all edges uncut and bound on stubs. In contemporary half-calf and marbled paper sides with morocco letter-piece gilt to front board. A bold venture whereby Mr. le Sage sought to teach "History upon a new plan, by which he answers that his Scholar will be fully acquainted with all the modern History in the space of six months, or 72 lessons. A Prospectus of his Plan and Terms may be had at No. 19, Little Russell Street, Bloomsbury." The atlas comprised 20 monthly parts, (price to subscribers 1s. 6d. Four Numbers being paid at once, 6s. - To Non-subscribers 2s. 6d.) Subscriptions were received "till January, 1800, at the Author's, No. 26, South-Street, Manchester-Square." Professor Jeremy Black in his article "Mapping the Past" states that: "A normative pattern for the historical atlas was set in the first half of the nineteenth century, as works appeared that were reprinted in several different countries. The most important atlas initially was the Genealogical, Chronological, Historical and Geographical Atlas (London, 1801; Paris, 18034) of Le Sage (Marie-Joseph-Emmanuel-Auguste Dieudonné de Las Cases). An émigré marquis who had become a teacher in London, the pedagogic Las Cases presented his historical maps as part of a compendium of historical knowledgean approach that became less popular later in the century but has gained popularity over the past few decades. The provision of other forms of information limits the need for the maps to bear a weight of information that is frequently excessive in visual terms and which cannot be readily expressed in a cartographic form. Expanding the definition of the term "ma p," Las Cases used what he termed "genealogical and chronological maps" in short genealogical tables and time-charts. He did not view these as different from the geographical maps, but presented them as devices to disseminate knowledge by fixing location. Anticipating modern atlases, Las Cases stressed the complementarity of his devices. The plan of the 1801 edition claimed that pupils would find relative spaces impossible to confuse: they would learn from the historical map the distance of time just as they learned the distance of places on the geographical map; they would determine the situation of Elizabeth with respect to William the Conqueror or George the Third just as easily as they would that of London to Edinburgh or Portsmouth." All contents in excellent condition and with the original free end-papers. Spine, corners and end-papers are later replacements. A lovely and complete copy of this rare and important atlas.…

XVI p., 592 p.; 15,5 x10,5 cm.- Pasta española. Texto a dos columnas. Tradución del Padre Isla. Corregida, rectificada y anotada por Don Evaristo Peña y Marin. Buen estado de conservación. Biografía.

Zustand: Buen estado. 299 pp Tela editorial Buen estado.

1828 Miguel de Burgos, Madrid Trad. del padre Isla. Corregida, rectificada y anotada por Don Evaristo Peña y Marin. XVI+592 p. 16x10 cm. Enc. piel. Exterior algo fatigado Para ver o recibir fotografías de los libros puede ir a nuestra web o solicitarlas., ).

15x10. 367 y 327 pgs. Escaso. (V2985).

Madrid,1852. Establecimiento Tipográfico de A. Vicente. Media piel con lomera repujada y título en lomera. XVI + 698pp., 22x15cm. Ilustrado con 14 láminas en b/n. 1 página (595-96, esquina inferior que afecta a 6 líneas) con falta de texto. Deslucido. (San Pedro) LITERATURA EXTRANJERA.

la Haye 1779, 260 pp. (new bounded) c130.