Montauban

Second edition, largely original in its own right as it was substantially enlarged, to which was added a "Lettre sur l'instruction des aveugles", addressed to the author in 1816 by Mr Isaac Roquès of Montauban, himself blind, together with a selection of his poems.

Our copy is preserved in its plain grey temporary wrappers, the spine faded and showing small losses.

The first edition had been issued at the same Montauban address in Year VI of the Republican calendar.

 

First edition of this thesis presented to the Protestant faculty of Montauban in July 1900.
An angular lack not affecting the text at the head of the entire body of the work due to rodent damage, boards marginally soiled.

First editions for each of the eight fascicles.
Half burgundy cardboard binding, smooth spine showing traces of rubbing decorated with blind fillets, marbled paper boards.
Autograph inscriptions from the authors on four of the pamphlets to the same dedicatee.
Also bound at the end of the volume are two other small texts: "Le port de Caen : son passé - le trafic actuel - les travaux projetés - ce qui en résultera" published in 1905 by an unknown author; and finally, "Les rois d'Yvetot" by Maurice rancès published in Yvetot by A. Bretteville printing house in 1900.
Rare collection of these texts dealing for the most part with the history of Normandy.
Some minor foxing...

First edition of this thesis defended at the Protestant theology faculty of Montauban in April 1892.
Boards marginally detached and partially sunned and stained. Covers soiled.
Rare.

The first edition, published in a small number of copies, of this thesis submitted for the degree of Bachelor of Theology at the Protestant Theology Faculty of Montauban.
Spine split, boards detached, corner losses to boards.
Rare.

First edition.
Worming and small stains to boards, two marginal stains on pages 66 and 67.
Rare.