THIERS (Adolphe). Set of the two works that Adolphe Thiers devoted to the Revolution, the Consulate and the Empire, complete with plates and atlases. Includes the following editions: - Histoire de la Révolution française. Thirteenth edition. Paris : Furne et Cie, 1865. - 10 volumes in-8, red half-chagrin, spine decorated, spotted edges (period binding). Good edition illustrated with a frontispiece portrait of the author, 26 portraits and 28 steel engraved plates after Raffet, Alfred Johannot and Scheffer. Beautiful copy in contemporary binding. Some foxing. - Engravings for the Histoire de la Révolution française by Thiers. Paris : Furne, s.d.] - Collection in-8, dark green half-chagrin, spine ribbed and decorated (period binding). Collection of 44 steel engravings, mounted on tabs, intended to illustrate the Furne edition of Thiers' "Histoire de la Révolution française". Dull corners. Some foxing. - Atlas to serve the intelligence of the campaigns of the French Revolution by M. Thiers. Paris : Furne, s.d. - Oblong folio, half green cloth, smooth spine, printed label on the first cover (period binding). Atlas of 32 maps engraved on steel by Charles Dyonnet after the geographer Thunot Duvotenay. Tired binding, foxing. - Histoire du Consulat et de l'Empire following the Histoire de la Révolution française. Paris : Paulin, 1845-1857 (volumes 1 to 16) ; Paris : Paulin, Lheureux et Cie, 1860 (volumes 17 and 18) ; Paris : Lheureux et Cie, 1861-1862 (volumes 19 and 20). - 20 volumes in-8, dark green half-chagrin, double gilt fillet on the boards, smooth spine decorated (period binding). First edition. A good copy despite some wear and tear and some corners slightly dulled. - Atlas of the History of the Consulate and the Empire drawn under the direction of Mr. Thiers by Messrs. A. Dufour and Duvotenay, engraved on steel by Dyonnet. Paris : Lheureux et Cie, 1864. - In-folio, green half cloth, printed label on the first cover (period binding). Atlas comprising 66 maps and plans, two of them in color. Corners dulled, rubbing from use on the edges of the boards and on the spine. Rare foxing. - Engravings for the History of the Consulate and the Empire by M. Thiers]. [Paris: printed by Gilquin and Dupain, s.d.]. - Collection in-8, dark green half-chagrin, spine with false nerves decorated (period binding). Collection of 56 engravings mounted on tabs, engraved on steel after Eugène Charpentier, Karl and Édouard Girardet, Massard, Charles Geoffroy, Morel Fatio, Lawrence, Auguste Sandoz, Isabey and Horace Vernet. Small crack at the hinge of the first plate, some wear rubbing, corners dulled. Some foxing.