1994, ISBN: cf4e10b3d6963d300f1277cdb88a2cf3

The works comprise:[DUPIN, André]. PÉTITION A LA CHAMBRE DES DÉPUTES, Par M. Douglas Loveday, anglase et Protestant Paris:. De l'imprimerie de Baudouin frères, rue de Vaugirard, no 36, 18… Plus…

The works comprise:[DUPIN, André]. PÉTITION A LA CHAMBRE DES DÉPUTES, Par M. Douglas Loveday, anglase et Protestant Paris:. De l'imprimerie de Baudouin frères, rue de Vaugirard, no 36, 1822. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, pp. [2], 20.[With:] LOVEDAY, Emily. Réponse De Miss Emily Loveday, a la pétition présentée, au nom de son père, a la chambre des pairs. Paris: Chez Delaunay, lib., au Palais-Royal, galeries de bois 1822. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, pp. 19 [1] blank.[With:] LOVEDAY, Douglas. and others. EXAMEN D'UNE PÉTITION PRÉSENTÉE AUX CHAMBRES par M. Douglas Loveday, anglais et protestant, se plaignant d'un rapt de séduction opéré sur ses deux filles et sur sa nièce, dans lequel on démontre qu'il n'y a dans la pétition ni vérité dans les faits, ni justice dans les réclamations . Paris: chez dnete, au Palais-Royal, alerie de bois. Ponthieu, même galerie 1822. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, pp. 17, [1].[With:] [RASPAIL, François-Vincent] pseud. 'M. Lutrin'. LES MISSIONNAIRES en opposition avec les bonnes moeurs et avec les lois de la religion. Paris : Chez les marchands de nouveautés Novembre 1821. FIRST EDITION. 8vo pp. 42, [2] blank.[With:] CARRION-NISAS, André-Francois-Victoire-Henri, marquis de. DES IDÉES RÉPUBLICAINES. Paris : Bataille et Bousquet, Mars 1821. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, pp. iv, 26.[With:] CHATEAUBRIAND, Francois-René, vicomte de. LETTRE A UN PAIR DE FRANCE. Paris: La Normant père, libraire, rue de Seine, no. 8, 1821. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, pp. 44.[With:] DUMESNIL, Alexis. RÉFUTATION DE L'INSTRUCTION PASTORALE et de l'ordonnance de s.a. monseigneur l'Archevêque de Rouen, primat de Normandie, pour le rétablissement de la discipline ecclésiastique dans son diocèse, suivie de pièces justificatives. Paris Baudouin Frères, libraires, rue de Vaugirard, N. 36, 1825. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, pp. [iv] 37, [3] blank.[With:] [ÉLIÇAGARAY Dominique, Abbé]. EXTRACT DU CADUCCEE, feuille de Marseeille. [Paris? 1821]. FIRST EDITION? 8vo, pp. 8.[With:] [ANON]. NOUVEL EXPOSÉ de l'état présent et des besoins des missions confiées aux missionnaires envoyés par le séminaire des Missions-Étrangères de Paris. Paris: Chez Adrien Le Clerc, 1821. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, pp. 18.[With:] [SAINT-SIMONISME]. LE PRESSE (1) Premier Article (2). Paris: Everat, imprimeur, rue du Cadran, no. 16. [1831]. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, pp. 28.[With:] [LE GRAND, Daniel]. MÉMOIRE ADRESSÉ D'UNE CHAUMIÈRE DES VOSGES à M. le ministre de l'intérieur. Paris: imprimerie de Firmin Didot Frères, rue jacob, no. 24. 1832, FIRST EDITION. 8vo, pp. 15 [1].[With:] LAMENNAIS, Félicité Robert de. PAROLES D'UN CROYANT 1833. Paris Eugène Renduel, rue des Grands-Augustins, 22. 1834. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, pp. [4], 237, [1] blank.[With:] LAMENNAIS, Félicité Robert de. LE LIVRE DU PEUPLE. Paris: H. Delloye [et] Vo Lecou, 1838. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, pp. [4] 194, [2] blank. [With:] HAREL, Maximilien-Marie. VOLTAIRE. PARTICULARITÉS CURIEUSES de sa vie et de sa mort, avec des réflexions sur le mandement de MM. les vicaires-généraux, administrateurs du diocèse de Paris, contre la nouvelle édition de ses oeuvres et de celles de J.J. Rousseau. Paris: Chez Adrien Le Clere, 1817. 8vo, pp. [4], xvi, 179, [1]; engraved frontispiece.Bound together in one volume, contemporary calf backed boards, the spine profusely (and attractively) lettered in gilt. An interesting group of French liberal pamphlets collected by a supporter of renowned Restoration jurist André Dupin at odds with the church in particular. Three of the pamphlets concern the conversion of Emily Loveday, a cause, despite the claims of the various parties, that became in truth a foil for political football between liberal and conservative views.'In December 1821, Douglas Charles Loveday, a Protestant Englishman who owned property in France, presented a petition to the French government protesting the conversion of his eldest daughter to Catholicism while she was in a boarding school in Paris. Loveday's private outrage over his daughter's repudiation of her Protestant faith and her subsequent flight to a convent was soon transformed into international melodrama with far-reaching implications when 12,000 copies of his petition were printed in pamphlet form in January 1822 and when the French and British reading publics learned that he had accused the female head of the school of the crime of "rapt de seduction,"or kidnapping by seduction. Until then, this charge had been exclusively reserved for the circumstances of an amorous elopement. By the spring of 1822, Loveday's petition had become the subject of angry parliamentary invective, while Paris and London publishers stoked the fire that the political debates ignited by issuing pamphlet versions of his daughter's response to the petition, the schoolteacher's reply to his accusations, family letters, and readers' commentaries on the affair.' [Ford]Other pamphlets are all in one way or another concerned with attacking reactionary forces during the Bourbon Restoration period of French history, and particularly the involvement of the church in state affairs. Vincent Robineau de Bougon who collected and bound the pamphlets in the late 1830's clearly wanted to broadcast his political beliefs by having an almost geological strata of authors tabulated on the spine. Joseph Michel Félicité Vincent Robineau de Bougon (1773-1862) after a career in the army, became colonel of the Nantes national guard and later still was a deputy of Loire-Inférieure from 1834 to 1837, sitting in the Le Tiers Parti, and thus in the camp of André Dupin. Dupin 'who worked to narrate the circumstances and feelings of Mr. Loveday in a manner calculated to produce the strongest sensation, especially as the Princes of the Blood and the Archbishop of Paris are charged with being parties to the abduction. As a supporter of constitutional monarchy who also came to play a prominent role in the Revolution of 1830, which toppled the Restoration regime, Dupin often defended liberal causes.'See Caroline Ford. 'Private Lives and Public Order in Restoration France: The Seduction of Emily Loveday', The American Historical Review, 1994; of the Réponse De Miss Emily Loveday, OCLC records two copies in North America, at Notre Dame and the Newberry library., 1817-1838, 0, New York: Daniel Hitt and Abraham Paul, 1817-1825. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Volume I, published by Hitt & Paul, indicates Third American Edition, 1820. Volumes II-IV (last three of old testament) indicate 1825 and are early editions. Volume IV may be a first edition. Clarke started with publishing the beginning of the Old Testament but then switched to the New Testament and finally back to the Old Testament. Volume IV may be a first American edition or even a first edition. These three volumes are all published by Paul. (Volume IV erroneously says Volume V on the title page.) Volume I of the New Testament is published in 1817 by Hitt & Paul and is a second American edition. Volume II of the New Testament is published in 1823 by Paul and is an early edition. Full leather covers with gilt lettering on spine. 5 raised bands on each spine. Boards and corners are pleasing with only light wear. Vol III of OT has minor nickel sized chip in spine. Some minor moisture marks and foxing. Bindings are solid. This set is handsome and stately and usable. It would make a fine addition to any theological collection. Due to this collection's size and/or weight, additional shipping may be needed. More photos are available upon request. Full refund if not satisfied., Daniel Hitt and Abraham Paul, 1817-1825, 3<

1825, ISBN: cf4e10b3d6963d300f1277cdb88a2cf3

New York: Daniel Hitt and Abraham Paul, 1817-1825. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Volume I, published by Hitt & Paul, indicates Third American Edition, 1820. Volumes II-IV (last th… Plus…

New York: Daniel Hitt and Abraham Paul, 1817-1825. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Volume I, published by Hitt & Paul, indicates Third American Edition, 1820. Volumes II-IV (last three of old testament) indicate 1825 and are early editions. Volume IV may be a first edition. Clarke started with publishing the beginning of the Old Testament but then switched to the New Testament and finally back to the Old Testament. Volume IV may be a first American edition or even a first edition. These three volumes are all published by Paul. (Volume IV erroneously says Volume V on the title page.) Volume I of the New Testament is published in 1817 by Hitt & Paul and is a second American edition. Volume II of the New Testament is published in 1823 by Paul and is an early edition. Full leather covers with gilt lettering on spine. 5 raised bands on each spine. Boards and corners are pleasing with only light wear. Vol III of OT has minor nickel sized chip in spine. Some minor moisture marks and foxing. Bindings are solid. This set is handsome and stately and usable. It would make a fine addition to any theological collection. Due to this collection's size and/or weight, additional shipping may be needed. More photos are available upon request. Full refund if not satisfied., Daniel Hitt and Abraham Paul, 1817-1825, 3<