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Pufendorf on Charles X Gustave in French 1697

Pufendorf on Charles X Gustave in French 1697
Pufendorf on Charles X Gustave in French 1697
Pufendorf on Charles X Gustave in French 1697
Pufendorf on Charles X Gustave in French 1697
Pufendorf on Charles X Gustave in French 1697
Pufendorf on Charles X Gustave in French 1697
Pufendorf on Charles X Gustave in French 1697
Pufendorf on Charles X Gustave in French 1697

Klubbat för:

30000 SEK

Estimate

35 000-40 000 SEK

Description

PUFENDORF, SAMUEL VON. (3). Histoire du regne de Charles Gustave roy de Svede comprise en sept commentaires enrichis de tailles douces, traduite en françois sur le latin. Nürnberg (Christophle Riegel par Knorz imprimeur) 1697.

Folio (350x215 mm.). (8), (5), 6-752, (2), 3-35, (9) pp. Engraved extra title, 12 engraved portraits (some minor foxing), 115 partly double-page or folding engraved maps (in reality 127, all, the large furneral plate consists of 12 plates, here joined together, 1 plate mended in the margin, 17 plates with some minor foxing, text with some foxing), engraved vignettes.
Near contemporary brown half leather, somewhat worn, spines with seven compartments, 2 spines partly renovated with later leather, redspeckled edges. Pages 571-72 with burnhole in outer margin. Some marginal annotations in ink and pencil. Partly some foxing or browning. Bookplate of Victor von Stedingk and Georg Edlund. 3 volumes.
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French edition of this richly illustrated work on the Swedish king Charles X and his wars in Poland, Germany etc.
The first edition was published in latin 1696, and a second latin edition in 1729.
The writing of this official history of the Swedish wars with Poland and Denmark from 1655 to 1660 was entrusted by king Charles XI to Samuel Pufendorf, a German historian and expert on international law, who held the first chair of history at the new university of Lund (1668-1676) and was the official Historiographer of the Realm from 1676 until 1689. (Sten G. Lindberg: Swedish Books 1280-1967.)

Provenance: From the library of Ove Hassler (1904-87), Dean in Linköping, Sweden, and his son, Eivind Hassler (1939-2009).

Auktionsnummer:

6136

Date:

2016-06-21