Antique economic theories, political science, political economy treatises, first editions and dedications by physiocrats and economists

First edition published under the auspices of the Ministry of Colonies with the contribution of Paul Doumer.
Worming to boards, rare.

First edition printed on ordinary paper, with no mention of deluxe copies.
Worming to covers, endpapers and half-title page.
About the First World War, military justice, the mutineers of the French army...

First edition, one of 70 numbered copies on Lafuma paper, the only deluxe copies.
About Georges Bernanos and Charles Maurras.

First edition, false statement of fourth edition.
Marginal worming to front cover, otherwise handsome copy.

The first edition, of which there were no deluxe copies.
Foreword by E. Berth, handsome copy.

First edition.
Rare.

First edition.
Publisher's chocolate cloth, smooth spine.
Frontispiece portrait of Bentham.
Minor worming mainly affecting the endpapers.

First edition.

A small loss at the foot of the spine, a stain on the front cover, a corner loss on the final endpaper.

New edition.
Illustrated hors texte by J. Marmier.

First edition.
A small angular loss to the first cover, gift inscription on same.
Outline of the economic situation, new tax projects, the 1914 budget, railway construction, economic development and the Jewish question.

First edition.

Autograph inscription from L. Maillot to François Coty, the father of modern perfumery and creator of the eponymous brand but also a politician.

Iconography.

Covers slightly and marginally faded, otherwise handsome copy.

First edition in French. Original blue wrappers. Corner chip to front cover, author's name in ink to unlettered spine. Good copy. Essay on political philosophy, on natural and rational law, the state, laws and government; the final chapter is devoted to the French Revolution. The author draws upon his peers and history to support his argument. Frédéric Ancillon was a writer and statesman (1766-1837), his works of considerable political and philosophical depth assured him great renown; it was in Germany that he made his career.

First edition.
A good copy.
Rare.

First edition.
Autograph inscription from Emile Corra to Auguste Gouge, with the latter's bookplate on the verso of the front cover.
Spine split with small losses, front cover very slightly sunned, handsome interior condition. Rare.

New edition.
Spine sunned with a small nick to foot.

Fourth edition.

A very slight corner loss to the second cover, otherwise a handsome copy complete with the publisher's catalogue at the end.

First edition, of which no deluxe copies were printed, a service de presse copy.
Preface by Marcel Aymé.

First edition.
Spine cracked with some lacks, worming to boards, pleasant interior condition despite some light foxing without gravity affecting essentially the very first and very last pages of the volume.

First edition.
Autograph inscription from Alexandre Weill on the front cover to Madame de Girardin.
Some minor foxing of no consequence, one leaf roughly cut with small marginal lacks of no consequence.
Rare.