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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Originally written in German (Die Wirthschaft eines philosophischen Bauers, Zurich, 1761), it was this French translation, first published in 1762, which brought Hirzel's description of a model farm to a wider audience, notably Arthur Young. 'This was the most successful German socio-economic work of the 18th century [and] it illustrates several points about translations at this time. It shows the importance of French as an intermediary language. From the French it was translated into Italian in 1777 and into Russian in 1789. More importantly, through the French translation it came to the attention of Arthur Young who had it translated and published as an appendix to his Rural oeconomy (1770) which went through several editions. The translation made for Arthur Young was also published several times in the American colonies and in the early years of the new republic. The myth it fostered of the superior virtue of the agricultural life has been a powerful and persistent force in American life' (Carpenter, Dialogue in Political Economy, Kress Library exhibition, 1977, item 15). The striking block-printed paper used for the endpapers here is Italian. See Kopylov, Papiers dominotés italiens 107. 12mo (165 × 95 mm) in half-sheets, pp. [4], 172; complete with half-title; natural paper flaw to lower margin of B4; a little light browning; near-contemporary full calf, spine decorated gilt in compartments, front board skilfully reattached.

Le Socrate Rustique, ou description de la conduite economique et morale d'un paysan Phnilosophe. Traduit de l'allemand par un Officier Suisse au service de France. Zurich, chez Heidegguer & Co., 1762, piel de época gastada y con pérdida en la unión del lomo, 208 págs. (Primera edición francesa de esta obra socioeconómica alemana de mayor éxito del siglo XVIII; describe la granja modelo de Jakob Gujer [1716-1785] un granjero-filósofo que alcanzó fama europea a través de este relato. Goethe lo visitó en dos ocasiones y lo consideró una de las criaturas más maravillosas de la tierra. La primera edición alemana fue publicada en 17 Libros.

Le Socrate Rustique, ou description de la conduite economique et morale d'un paysan philosophe. Traduit de l'allemando par un Officier Suisse au service de France; et dédié a l'ami des hommes. Troisième édition, corrigée et augmentée. Zurich, Fuesslin & Compagnie, 1768, 17 x 9,5 cm., piel de época algo rozada, lomo cuajado, 408 págs. (Esta fue la obra socioeconómica alemana de mayor éxito del siglo XVIII; describe la granja modelo de Jakob Gujer (1716-1785) un granjero-filósofo que alcanzó fama europea a través de este relato. Goethe lo visitó en dos ocasiones y lo consideró una de las criaturas más maravillosas de la tierra. La primera edicón alemana fue publicada en 17 Libros.

Zurich, chez Heidegguer & Compagnie, 1762. Petit in 8 de 208 pp., demi-chagrin à coins, dos orné à nerfs, reliure tête dorée postérieure ; quelques rousseurs. Première édition en français publiée chez le même éditeur de l'édition originale allemande (1761). Donnée par Frey des Landres, cette édition en français permit à Hirzel d'atteindre une renommée européenne. Economiste suisse se rattachant à l'école physiocratique, Hirzel décrit une ferme-modèle et la conduite morale et économique exemplaire d'un philosophe campagnard, Jacob Gouyer, surnommé Kliyogg. Arthur Young a utilisé cette édition française pour son édition anglaise.