Geneva and Paris: Chez Lejay, 1771. First edition. Read More about Poësies Pastorales suivies De la Voix de la nature, Poëme, des Lettres de Sainville & de...

Paris: Rollin Fils & Jombert, 1751. Read More about Nouvel Abrégé Chronologique de l'Histoire d'Angleterre

Paris: Eugene Onfroy, 1781. Read More about Fabliaux ou contes, du XIIe et du XIIIe siècle, fables et roman du XIIIe, Traduits ou extraits...

Paris: Chez Jacques Estienne, 1718. First edition. First edition of a classic of Christian literature, containing Fénélon's proof of the existence of God, his defense of Christianity as the one true religion, immortalityof the soul, free will, etc. etc. Read More about Lettres sur divers sujets concernant la religion et la métaphysique

Paris: Veuve Duchesne; Delalain; and [?], 1776; 1771; and [1761]. Gravelot. First editions. Two farces by the late 18th-century dramatist. Title page of the first book, apparently a presentation copy, is inscribed in a contemporary hand: "de la part de l'auteur", and of this title, OCLC locates only editions of..... Read More about L'École des Mœurs du Libertinage, Drame ... par M./ de Falbaire de Quingey ... [bound with:]...

Paris: Michel Levy, 1857. First edition, with dedication to "Senart" A handsome copy of Flaubert’s unequaled, scandalous novel, for which the author was unsuccessfully prosecuted on the grounds of offending public morals and religion. Now recognized not only as a masterpiece of French and world literature, but as the novel..... Read More about Madame Bovary. Mœurs de Provence

Paris: Louis Conard, 1921. From the publisher's "?uvres Complètes", reprinting the text of the last edition corrected by Flaubert of 1879. Read More about Salammbô

Philadelphia: Key & Biddle, 1834. First edition. Flint notes in the introduction that he had paraphrased, edited and adapted the work for the new audience. Read More about The Bachelor Reclaimed or Celibacy Vanquished. From the French

Paris: Maradan, Petit, Delajonchère, 1808. First edition. Curious collection of anecdotes, jokes, and facetiae, which the British Library attributes to miscellaneous author Alphonse Toussaint Joseph André Marie Marseille, Comte (1758-1826), and Guy de Saint-Charles, with whom he collborated on a comedy LE CURIEUX PUNI (1813).RARE - NUC locates on only..... Read More about Omniana, ou Extrait des Archives de La Société Universelle des Gobes-Mouches ... par C.A....

New York: Gabriel Wells, 1924. The Autograph Edition, #292 of 1075 copies signed in volume One. SIGNED BY AUTHOR, IN STIKEMAN BINDING. Nobel Prize Winner for literature in 1921 "in recognition of his brilliant literary achievements, characterized as they are by a nobility of style, a profound human sympathy, grace..... Read More about The Works of Anatole France

New York: Gabriel Wells, 1924. No. 934 of 1075 sets SIGNED BY FRANCE in the first volume. Read More about The Works of

Paris: Au Bureau & Chez Gueffier, August and September 1781. The August issues covers “La Vie de Lazarille de Tormes; so bonne fortune & ses adversités, &c” and “Les Refus.” The September issue contains “Histoire de Mélisthene, Roi de Perse, contenant ses Aventures galantes, ses Combats & ses Victoires” and..... Read More about Bibliotheque Universelle des Romans; ouvrage Périodique, dans lequel on donne l'analyse...