HISTORY AND MISCELLANEOUS. - Lot 115

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HISTORY AND MISCELLANEOUS. - Lot 115
HISTORY AND MISCELLANEOUS. Set of 10 bound volumes. BOSSUET (Jacques-Bénigne). Les Éditions originales des oraisons funèbres. Paris, Jules Bonnassies, 1877. In-8, brown half-maroquin (modern binding). Portrait-frontispiece. Provenance: Empress Eugénie (ex-libris stamp on faux-title and title), then Jean-Claude Lachnitt (vignette and ex-libris stamp). - CASABIANCA (Xavier de). Des Finances françaises. Paris, Librairie Guillaumin et Cie, 1880. In-8, dark green chagrin, spine ribbed, spine boards and boxes framed with double gilt fillet, gilt edges (period binding). First edition. In appendix, the speeches he delivered at the Cour des Comptes at the end of the Empire on the financial institutions of Great Britain and Prussia. A Corsican deputy under the Second and Third Republics, Xavier de Casabianca (1796-1881) was a short-lived minister of Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte in the weeks leading up to the coup d'état of December 1851, a Corsican senator under the Empire, and an imperial public prosecutor at the Cour des Comptes. Provenance: Empress Eugénie (ex-libris stamp on title), then Jean-Claude Lachnitt (vignette and ex-libris stamp). - HOUSSAYE (Arsène). Mademoiselle de La Vallière et madame de Montespan. Paris, Henri Plon, 1860. In-8, brown half-maroquin filleted in brown. First edition. Provenance: Empress Eugénie (ex-libris stamp on title), then Jean-Claude Lachnitt (vignette and ex-libris stamp). - IMBERT DE SAINT-AMAND (Arthur-Léon). Les Femmes des Tuileries. Marie-Amélie and the apogee of Louis-Philippe's reign. Paris, E. Dentu, 1894. In-18, ornate fawn half-calf with corners (contemporary English binding). First edition. Provenance: Empress Eugénie (ex-libris stamp on title), then Jean-Claude Lachnitt (ex-libris vignette). - LESCURE (Adolphe de). Le Château de la Malmaison. History. Description. Catalog des objets exposés sous les auspices de Sa Majesté l'impératrice. Paris, Henri Plon, [1867]. In-12, tobacco half-calf, gilt head (antique binding). First edition. Provenance: Empress Eugénie (ex-libris stamp on title), then Jean-Claude Lachnitt (vignette and ex-libris stamp). - LOUDUN (Eugène)]. Journal de dix ans. Paris, F. Fetscherin et Chuit, 1886. In-18, threaded black half-basane; binding rubbed, marginal wetness (period binding). First edition of this memoir covering the period from 1871 to 1875. Provenance: Empress Eugénie (ex-libris stamp on title), then Jean-Claude Lachnitt (ex-libris vignette). - MERSON (Ernest). Confidences d'un journaliste. Paris, Albert Savine, 1891. In-18, bradel in green half-percaline with flowers (period binding). First edition. Provenance: Empress Eugénie (ex-libris stamps on faux-title and title), then Jean-Claude Lachnitt (vignette and ex-libris stamps). - PEREY (Lucien). Une Princesse romaine au XVIIe siècle. Marie Mancini Colonna d'après des documents inédits. Paris, Calmann Lévy, 1896. In-8, ornate fawn half-calf with corners (contemporary English binding). First edition. Portrait-frontispiece. Provenance: Empress Eugénie (ex-libris stamp on title), then Jean-Claude Lachnitt (vignette and ex-libris stamp). - ROUHER (Louise)]. Raison d'État. Novel. Paris, Calmann Lévy, 1890. In-18, half-tobacco calf with corners (contemporary English binding). First edition. Louise Rouher, wife of Baron Félix Eugène Christian de Baulny, was the daughter of Bonapartist politician Eugène Rouher. Provenance : Empress Eugénie (ex-libris stamp on title), then Jean-Claude Lachnitt (vignette and ex-libris stamp). - TROGNON (Auguste). Life of Marie-Amélie Queen of the French. Paris, Michel Lévy frères, 1872. In-18, brown half calf with flowers (contemporary binding). Published the year after the original. Provenance: Empress Eugénie (ex-libris stamp on title), then Jean-Claude Lachnitt (ex-libris vignette).
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