Grand Orient New Sisters 1779 Benjamin Franklin Marie Antoinette Tribade D' Eon

  

Grand Orient New Sisters 1779 Benjamin Franklin Marie Antoinette Tribade D' Eon. The description of this item has been automatically translated. Extremely rare Secret Memoirs to serve the history of the Republic of Letters in France published in London in 1784 by Bachaumont. This volume traces the literary, political and journalistic events for the year 1779.

This work, published abroad, provides rare and valuable information on life at the king's court and intellectual life at the end of the 18th century. Exciting and numerous texts with a critical and very light tone often borrowed from licentiousness published in London to avoid censorship. Superb texts on the lodge of the Nine Sisters and the entry of Benjamin Franklin into Freemasonry. Extraordinary text on Marie Antoinette as well as the transsexual ambassador the Chevalier d'Éon.

Beautiful erotic document on the tribades. Numerous fascinating texts on life at court. Complete volume, interior in good condition, slight wetting on a few pages, leather binding, condition see photo 348 pages. We only sell authentic documents. Secret memoirs to serve the history of the Republic of Letters in France from 1762 to the present day.

The Secret Memoirs to serve the history of the Republic of Letters in France from 1762 to the present day is an anonymous chronicle of events that occurred between 1762 and 1787. This chronicle is one of the most abundant and renowned sources for the history of the second half of the eighteenth century. There are many curious anecdotes.

At the center of the most burning debates for a quarter of a century, whether it be the fight against the Jesuits, the parliamentary opposition, resounding trials such as that of the Affair of the Queen's Necklace, or the emergence of new aesthetics: that of the bourgeois drama, of the Gluckist Opera, of Shakespeare's Theatre, they account, almost day by day, in a committed or distanced, indignant or sarcastic way, of the ephemeral or profound movements of a public opinion in the making. It would seem that Bachaumont was only a figurehead. It was probably his secretary Pidansat de Mairobert who wrote the first volumes published from 1777. Then on his death, two years later, Mouffle d'Angerville would have taken over. The success was enormous, so much so that the latter took the opportunity to add additions to the end of each book concerning previous years, using the notes left by his predecessors.

In 1830, Ravenel gave a critical and reasoned edition for the first 4 volumes. Paul Lacroix gave an abridgement of it in 1858.

An alphabetical table of authors and characters quoted in the Secret Memoirs was published in Brussels in 1866. It is an essential tool for finding one's bearings in the work as a whole. A new critical edition is in progress[1]. Secret Memoirs (known as Bachaumont) to serve in the history of the Republic of Letters in France, from 1762 to the present day, or Diary of an Observer Containing analyzes of the plays that appeared during this interval; the relations of literary assemblies; notices of new, clandestine, prohibited books; fugitive, rare or manuscript pieces, in prose or verse; vaudevilles on the Court; anecdotes and jokes; the eulogies of dead scholars, artists, men of letters, etc.

Under the direction of Christophe Cave and Suzanne Cornand, Éditions Honoré Champion, 2009. 688, 728 and 552 p. "The Reign of Criticism: The Cultural Imagination of Secret Memoirs[3]" is the second international colloquium dedicated to Secret Memoirs. These volumes, the first in the series, include the 5 initial volumes of Secret Memoirs. Volume I: January 1, 1762-December 31, 1763 (by Jean Sgard and Pierre Assayag). Volume II: January 1, 1764 - February 28, 1766 (by Christophe Cave). Volume III: March 1 Mars 1766 - March 31 Mars 1768 (by Christophe Cave). Volume IV: April 1, 1768-October 31, 1769 (by Yves Citton). Volume V: November 1, 1769 - September 30, 1771 (by Suzanne Cornand).

Acts to be published On this subject, see the Team section, Christophe Cave's page, "Publications", The "reign of criticism": the cultural imagination of Secret Memoirs, under the direction of Christophe Cave. Longchamp, Jean-Louis Wagnière, Jacques Joseph Marie Decroix, Adrien Jean Quentin Beuchot, Memoirs on Voltaire: and on his works, ed. Christophe Cave, "Libertinage and Secret Memories", in Du genre libertine au xviiie siècle proceedings of the international colloquium Libertine literature in the xviiith century: is there a libertine genre? Definition, typology, chronological limits, corpus, under the direction of Jean-François Perrin, Philip Stewart, Desjonquères, 2004, p.

Secret memoirs to serve the history of the Republic of Letters in France, since MDCCLXII by L. Pidansat by Mairobert and Moufle d'Angerville Volume 1 to 36 available on Gallica. At the center of the most burning debates for a quarter of a century, whether it be the fight against the Jesuits, the parliamentary opposition, resounding trials such as that of the Affair of the Queen's Necklace, or the emergence of new aesthetics: that of the bourgeois drama, of the Gluckist Opera, of Shakespeare's Theatre, they account, almost day by day, in a committed or distanced, indignant or sarcastic way, of the ephemeral or profound movements of a public opinion in the making Secret Memoirs (known as Bachaumont) to serve in the history of the Republic of Letters in France, from 1762 to the present day, or Diary of an Observer Containing analyzes of the plays that appeared during this interval; the relations of literary assemblies; notices of new, clandestine, prohibited books. This item is in the category "Books, Comics & Magazines\Antiquarian & Collectable". The seller is "foulain" and is located in this country: FR.

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• Nom: Grand Orient
• Binding: Leather
• Language: French
• Name of publication: Franc Masonry
• date of publication: 1783
• period: 18th
• Author: Benjamin Franklin
• Place of Publication: ROYAUME PLAIN
• Object modified: Non
• Special Attributes: Edition original
• topic: History
• Brand: Unbranded