[DUBUISSON (Paul Ulric) - DUBUC (Jean-Baptiste).
Critical and political letters, On the colonies & the trade of the maritime cities of France, Addressed to G. T. Raynal.
Geneva, Paris, 1785. - In-8, garnet half calf, smooth spine decorated, untrimmed (modern binding).

First edition of this work composed by the playwright and historian of the American colonies Paul Ulric Dubuisson (1746-1794), which some consider to have been also co-written with Jean-Baptiste Dubuc (1717-1795).

In 11 letters, the author deals with the colonies in general, trade, agriculture, but also with the slave trade. At the end, in separate pages, there is a "Conversation D'un Officier d'Artillerie".

Light spotting, restorations in the upper margin of the first and last leaves.
Timed Tuesday 28 June 2022・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 17

[DUBUISSON (Paul Ulric) - DUBUC (Jean-Baptiste). Critical and political letters, On the colonies & the trade of the maritime cities of France, Addressed to G. T. Raynal. Geneva, Paris, 1785. - In-8, garnet half calf, smooth spine decorated, untrimmed (modern binding). First edition of this work composed by the playwright and historian of the American colonies Paul Ulric Dubuisson (1746-1794), which some consider to have been also co-written with Jean-Baptiste Dubuc (1717-1795). In 11 letters, the author deals with the colonies in general, trade, agriculture, but also with the slave trade. At the end, in separate pages, there is a "Conversation D'un Officier d'Artillerie". Light spotting, restorations in the upper margin of the first and last leaves.

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€200 - €300
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Not sold
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25%
[DUBUISSON (Paul Ulric) - DUBUC (Jean-Baptiste). Critical and political letters, On the colonies & the trade of the maritime cities of France, Addressed to G. T. Raynal. Geneva, Paris, 1785. - In-8, garnet half calf, smooth spine decorated, untrimmed (modern binding). First edition of this work composed by the playwright and historian of the American colonies Paul Ulric Dubuisson (1746-1794), which some consider to have been also co-written with Jean-Baptiste Dubuc (1717-1795). In 11 letters, the author deals with the colonies in general, trade, agriculture, but also with the slave trade. At the end, in separate pages, there is a "Conversation D'un Officier d'Artillerie". Light spotting, restorations in the upper margin of the first and last leaves.
Sale Tuesday 28 June 2022・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
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