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Photo ARAGO, François || LAMARTINE, Alphonse de. 

ARAGO, François || LAMARTINE, Alphonse de. 

Projet de décret relatif à un crédit supplémentaire de Dix mille francs pour la réimpression des Œuvres scientifiques de Laplace. 

s.l., s.n., 22 juin 1848.
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450 €

Rare document signed by Lamartine and Arago.
Draft decree to allocate 10,000 fr to continue the reprint of the Works of Laplace. This had been allocated 40,000 fr in 1842 but the initial estimate having been exceeded, money had to be added to the project.

The document is drafted by the Secretary of the Executive Power Commission and is signed by all the members of this commission: François Arago, Alphonse de Lamartine, Louis-Antoine Garnier-Pagès, Alexandre Ledru-Rollin, Pierre Marie de St Georges.
Rare testimony of this commission which lasted only for the months of May and June 1848 and which saw the Scientist and the Poet at the top of the French State.

Photo [ASTRUC, Jean]. 

[ASTRUC, Jean]. 

Histoire des maladies du bas ventre. 

s.l., s.n., [v. 1740].
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1000 €

Original manuscript in French.
This manuscript reproduces the course given by Jean Astruc (1684-1766), who held the chair of medicine at the Collège royal from 1731.
This teaching on abdominal diseases, from hiccups to hemorrhoids, was never published by Astruc. However, several manuscript copies are known under the title Traité des Maladies du bas ventre.
The medical content of our manuscript is identical to the digitized copies of the BIU Santé (Ms 2116) and the Collège de France (XV 8° 375). Most of the chapter headings are similar, although there are some differences in the structure (some chapters are grouped together, others are separated).
Finally, our copy extends to the question of hemorrhoids, which is absent from the Ms2116 manuscript (present in that of the Collège de France), but omits the question of intestinal worms, which are usually found in this course (present in both aforementioned manuscripts).
On the front flyleaf, the following handwritten ex libris is found: "hic liber attinet ad me Lagilardo" (or Lagilardie?).

Photo [ASTRUC, Jean]. 

[ASTRUC, Jean]. 

Traité des maladies des enfans. 

s.l., s.n., [v.1750].
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2500 €

Original manuscript in French.
This anonymous manuscript reproduces the course given by Jean Astruc (1684 -1766), the holder of the chair of medicine at the Collège royal from 1731.
The teaching of the Montpellier doctor was very successful. Astruc dictated his courses and on several occasions these texts were published without the author's name and, poorly copied, distorted the thinking of the learned doctor. I
t was only at the end of his life that Astruc considered it necessary to write down his courses to avoid forgeries.
However, his teaching on children's diseases was never published. Only a "pirate" edition had appeared in English in 1746.
Our course reproduces the structure of the few manuscript copies that we know of, notably that of the Kottek manuscript of 1747, which had been the subject of a modern facsimile (Stalkine, 1980).
However, we will note some differences in the text; for example, in our manuscript, Astruc proposes the end of the first age of childhood at two and a half years (instead of three and a half years in the Kottek manuscript).

Photo BECQUEREL, Henri. 

BECQUEREL, Henri. 

Manuscrit autographe : Reflexions sur une théorie moderne. 

s.l., s.n., [1907].
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4000 €

Original Manuscript by Henri Becquerel.

An interesting manuscript in which the discoverer of radioactivity ponders the nature of matter at the end of his life.
This manuscript, with corrections for printing, was published at the Institut de France after a reading at the session of October 25, 1907.

One of Henri Becquerel’s final works, this manuscript reflects on the revolutionary discoveries that had upended the traditional understanding of matter: the electron (discovered by Thomson in 1897), radioactivity (discovered by Becquerel himself in 1896), and radioactive decay (discovered by Rutherford in 1902).

The long-held notion of the atom as an indivisible, stable particle, as proposed by Democritus, was challenged by these groundbreaking findings. Becquerel pondered this new reality, suggesting that atoms, rather than being eternally stable, might undergo modifications over time. However, the slow pace of these transformations or the rarity of conducive conditions could create the illusion of stability.

The 15 pages offprint will be joined (covers detached).

Photo BELIDOR, Bernard Forest (de). 

BELIDOR, Bernard Forest (de). 

Nouveau cours de mathématique à l'usage des ingénieurs officiers d'artillerie. 

s.l., s.n., 1730.
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700 €

Handwritten copy of Bélidor's Nouveau cours de mathématiques published in 1725.
Our copy, in very legible handwriting, is dated 1730.
It is accompanied by the 34 plates that illustrated the printed edition of this course. At that time, Belidor was a mathematics professor at the artillery school in La Fère, and this course was intended for student officers. The work was a great success in artillery school circles.

Photo [BONEFOUS]. 

[BONEFOUS]. 

Manuscrit de cours de l'université de Toulouse. 

Toulouse, s.n., 1754.
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Philosophy course in Latin given at the University of Toulouse in 1765 by Father Bonefous.
The writer is Jean de Villepreux from Marmande.
The course is divided into three volumes, covering the following topics:
- Logic and metaphysics
- Ontology, theodicy, psychology
- Physics
- Astronomy, morality.

Photo BOUTMY, Emile || RIBOT, Alexandre. 

BOUTMY, Emile || RIBOT, Alexandre. 

Cours d'Histoire Constitutionnelle donnés à l'École libre des sciences politiques. 

s.l., s.n., 1886.
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2000 €

Original manuscripts.
Rare and well-preserved set of two constitutional history courses given at Sciences Po Paris in 1886 by the founders of the school: Emile Boutmy and Alexandre Ribot.
Perfectly readable and careful manuscripts by a writer who will remain unknown who was a listener of Emile Boutmy's course on the Constitution of the United States in May-June 1886 and the course on the French Constitution since 1789 given by Alexandre Ribot in February-March 1886.
Created by Emile Boutmy in the aftermath of the 1870 defeat and the Paris Commune, the École Libre des Sciences Politiques (now known as Sciences-Po) aimed to teach political science as a positive science. She will form the elite of french politicians until today.
1886 was the last year in which Boutmy gave his course on the Constitution of the United States; we know a transcription of it in the notes left by Pierre de Coubertin who was also a listener of this course the same year. A comparison of the transcription of Coubertin's notes and our manuscript leads us to believe that our collection is more faithful (seems to be a word for word transcription) of Boutmy's teaching.

Alexandre Ribot's course on the French Constitution (second part of a more extensive course on European constitutions) leaves an important part on the birth of the Third Republic whose constitutional laws were only passed in 1875.

Photo CHARLET, Nicolas-Toussaint. 

CHARLET, Nicolas-Toussaint. 

Lettre autographe signée adressé à Regnier. 

Viroflay, s.n., 23 juillet 1844.
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150 €

Handwritten autograph letter from Nicolas-Toussaint Charlet (1792-1845) French painter and lithographer to Mr. Regnier Maison de Tableaux at 20 Boulevard des Italians.
Written in July 1844, Charlet says she is weakened but on the road to recovery. There he concluded an agreement on honor with Regnier, a gallery owner, for the distribution of his paintings and drawings but did not want to commit himself to a contract.
This letter does not appear in the correspondence published by La Combe.

Photo DANIEL ROPS. 

DANIEL ROPS. 

Lettre autographe signée. 

s.l., s.n., [v. 1960].
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25 €

Autograph letter signed by Daniel-Rops on headed paper, undated, for thanks after sending a brochure.

Photo DANIEL ROPS. 

DANIEL ROPS. 

Carte postale autographe signée à François Berge. 

s.l., s.n., 18 juillet 1947.
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30 €

Autograph letter from Daniel-Rops (1901-1965) addressed to François Berge (director of "Cahiers du mois") about the proofreading of an article (Daniel Rops must delete a page!).

Photo DE ROCHECHOUART DE MORTEMART, Anne. 

DE ROCHECHOUART DE MORTEMART, Anne. 

Lettre autographe signée de la duchesse d'Uzès. 

s.l., s.n., 15 mai 1929.
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20 €

Autograph letter signed by the Duchess of Uzès (1826-1933) about a charity sale (unidentified recipient).

Photo DE ROCHECHOUART DE MORTEMART, Anne. 

DE ROCHECHOUART DE MORTEMART, Anne. 

Lettre autographe signée de la duchesse d'Uzès. 

s.l., s.n., 23 juin 1913.
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20 €
Photo DUMOULIN, Nicolas. 

DUMOULIN, Nicolas. 

Cours de Thérapeutique. 

[Gand], s.n., [v. 1869].
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Course on Therapeutic Pharmacology given by Nicolas Dumoulin during the years 1868-1869 at the University of Ghent. Nicolas Du Moulin (1827-1890) was a Belgian physician. In 1857, he was appointed to lecture in pharmacology and toxicology at the University of Ghent (Faculty of Medicine). In 1870, he exchanged his pharmacology courses for internal medicine courses. The writer, Cyrille Van Cauwenberghe, left his signature at the head of the book. The course details the different formulations of medications and their therapeutic uses. Noteworthy is a long chapter on rye ergot, used as an abortive substance.

Photo DUMOULIN, Nicolas. 

DUMOULIN, Nicolas. 

Cours de Pharmacologie. 

[Gand], s.n., 1868-1869.
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Pharmacology course given by N. Dumoulin during the years 1868-1869, possibly at the University of Ghent. The manuscript is divided into 11 numbered notebooks on lined paper that were bound together. The writer, Cyrille Van Cauwenberghe, left his signature at the beginning and end of the notebooks. The teaching details the different types of medications, their methods of administration, with sometimes advanced aspects of pharmacodynamics and chemistry.

Photo [ECOLE FORESTIERE] BARDONNAUT, H. 

[ECOLE FORESTIERE] BARDONNAUT, H. 

Épures. 

s.l., s.n., 1880.
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300 €

Collection of drawings, by H. Bardonnaut.
For a long time, the Forestry School has depended on the Polytechnic School; it has retained the particularity of having its engineering students draw sketches: Development of maps and architectural models oriented towards the management of water and forests.

Photo [ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] BARDONNAUT, Ernest. 

[ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] BARDONNAUT, Ernest. 

Epures de Géométrie descriptive. 

s.l., s.n., [v. 1847].
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200 €

Collection of drawings, by Marie Henri Ernest Bardonnaut (X 1847).

Photo [ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] BARDONNAUT, Ernest. 

[ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] BARDONNAUT, Ernest. 

Épures - Ecole Polytechnique – 1847-49 (2vols). 

s.l., s.n., 1847-1849.
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600 €

Collection of drawings, by Marie Henri Ernest Bardonnaut (X 1847).

The structure of these drawing as taught at the Ecole Polytechnique is often the same, with parts more or less developed, and drawings more or less elaborate according to the times and students.
We thus find drawings of curves, surfaces, perspectives, shadows, stone cut, architecture, machine and gears, topography and fortifications.

Photo [ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || LADEVESE, Auguste. 

[ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || LADEVESE, Auguste. 

Épures - Ecole Polytechnique – 1811-1812. 

s.l., s.n., 1811-1812.
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900 €

Collection of drawings, by Auguste Ladevese (X-1811).
The structure of these drawing as taught at the Ecole Polytechnique is often the same, with parts more or less developed, and drawings more or less elaborate according to the times and students.

Photo [ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || AUDOY. 

[ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || AUDOY. 

Épures - Ecole Polytechnique – 1850-51--52. 

s.l., s.n., 1850-51-52.
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700 €

Collection of drawings, by Léon Audoy (X-1850).
The structure of these drawing as taught at the Ecole Polytechnique is often the same, with parts more or less developed, and drawings more or less elaborate according to the times and students.
We thus find drawings of curves, surfaces, perspectives, shadows, stone cut, architecture, machine and gears, topography and fortifications.
In this manuscrit, the collection begins with 18 plates of curves, surfaces, perspective, cut of wood and stone.
Follow fine 13 plates on the machines and gears including 8 doubles, 2 on half pages and 5 watercolors.
Then 18 plates of architecture, including 2 doubles and 11 watercolors.
The collection ends with 12 plates (topography) including 4 doubles and 4 in colors.

Photo [ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || GERMINY, Antoine Le Bègue de. 

[ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || GERMINY, Antoine Le Bègue de. 

Épures - Ecole Polytechnique – 1859-60. 

s.l., s.n., 1859-60.
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400 €

Collection of drawings, by Antoine Le Bègue de Germiny (X-1859).
The structure of these drawing as taught at the Ecole Polytechnique is often the same, with parts more or less developed, and drawings more or less elaborate according to the times and students.
We thus find drawings of curves, surfaces, perspectives, shadows, stone cut, architecture, machine and gears, topography and fortifications.
In this collection are plates of curves, surfaces, 5 double of machine and gears, (2 are finelly watercolored) an 4 architectural plates.

Photo [ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || GERMINY, Hippolyte de. 

[ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || GERMINY, Hippolyte de. 

Épures - Ecole Polytechnique – 1860-61. 

s.l., s.n., 1860-61.
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450 €

Collection of drawings, by Antoine Le Bègue de Germiny (X-1859).
The structure of these drawing as taught at the Ecole Polytechnique is often the same, with parts more or less developed, and drawings more or less elaborate according to the times and students.
We thus find drawings of curves, surfaces, perspectives, shadows, stone cut, architecture, machine and gears, topography and fortifications.
In this collection are the 19 architectural plates, and 7 on topography.

Photo [ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || HUBERT, Charles Louis. 

[ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || HUBERT, Charles Louis. 

Épures - Ecole Polytechnique – 1860-61. 

s.l., s.n., 1860-61.
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450 €

Collection of drawings, by Charles Louis Hubert (X-1859).
The structure of these drawing as taught at the Ecole Polytechnique is often the same, with parts more or less developed, and drawings more or less elaborate according to the times and students.
We thus find drawings of curves, surfaces, perspectives, shadows, stone cut, architecture, machine and gears, topography and fortifications.
In this collection are the 18 architectural plates, and 6 on topography.

Photo [ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || POWER, Charles. 

[ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || POWER, Charles. 

Épures - Ecole Polytechnique – 1856-57-58. 

s.l., s.n., 1856-57-58.
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600 €

Collection of drawings, by Charles Power (X-1856).
The structure of these drawing as taught at the Ecole Polytechnique is often the same, with parts more or less developed, and drawings more or less elaborate according to the times and students.
We thus find drawings of curves, surfaces, perspectives, shadows, stone cut, architecture, machine and gears, topography and fortifications.
Of particular note in this collection are the 17 architectural plates, most of them colorful.

Photo [ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || RADOULT, Charles. 

[ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || RADOULT, Charles. 

Épures - Ecole Polytechnique – 1844-45. 

s.l., s.n., 1844-45.
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280 €

Collection of drawings, by Charles Radoult (X-1844).
The structure of these drawing as taught at the Ecole Polytechnique is often the same, with parts more or less developed, and drawings more or less elaborate according to the times and students.
We thus find drawings of curves, surfaces, perspectives, shadows, stone cut, architecture, machine and gears, topography and fortifications.
In this collection are plates of curves, surfaces, 21 architectural plates. (2 double 4 colored) and few on topography.

Photo [ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || RADOULT, Charles. 

[ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE] || RADOULT, Charles. 

Épures - Ecole Polytechnique – 1845-46. 

s.l., s.n., 1845-46.
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450 €

Collection of drawings, by Charles Radoult (X-1844).
The structure of these drawing as taught at the Ecole Polytechnique is often the same, with parts more or less developed, and drawings more or less elaborate according to the times and students.
We thus find drawings of curves, surfaces, perspectives, shadows, stone cut, architecture, machine and gears, topography and fortifications.
In this collection are the 15 architectural plates, 6 on topography and 5 fine on machines.

Photo FAURE, Félix. 

FAURE, Félix. 

Lettre autographe signée à son futur gendre René Berge. 

s.l., s.n., 9 février 1892.
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150 €

Autograph letter signed by President Félix Faure then deputy of the Lower Seine to his son-in-law René Berge who has just (or is going?) To marry Antoinette Faure. The one who was a childhood friend of Marcel Proust and for a while had to marry him.
"I am delighted with your joy and frankly I am not surprised at your love for our Nénette".

Photo GAUTHIER, Mr. 

GAUTHIER, Mr. 

Collections mathématiques. 

s.l., s.n., 1806-1807.
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1500 €

Fine copy.

Photo GENTY, Louis || [MAUGUE ?]. 

GENTY, Louis || [MAUGUE ?]. 

Cours de géométrie et de trigonométrie rectiligne suivant Mr Genty. 

s.l., s.n., 1800.
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600 €

Original Manuscript.
Geometry course certainly given by Louis Genty, who was then professor of Mathematics at the Ecole centrale du Loiret in Orléans. Louis Genty became known in his field for having written a book on Fermat's contributions to geometry and he became a correspondent for the Académie des Sciences in the geometry section shortly before his death in 1817.

Photo [GEOMETRIE]. 

[GEOMETRIE]. 

Cours de géométrie manuscrit. 

s.l., s.n., [v. 1800].
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Original manuscript.
Manuscript of an elementary geometry course (triangle, polygons, etc.), some figures in the text.

Photo GOYAU, Georges. 

GOYAU, Georges. 

Lettre autographe signée à René Berge. 

s.l., s.n., 16 septembre 1938.
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30 €

Autograph letter from Georges Goyau (1862-1939) on letterhead from the French Academy addressed to René Berge (his ex-brother-in-law) asking to fill out a form.
We are on the eve of the Second World War and the academician writes:
"The institute was invited to crate its precious objects, to send them far away, at the first alert!".

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