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La Verite Sur Neuchatel Ou Relation Authentique des Journees du 28 Mars, du Juillet 1852, et de la Suppression de la Bourgeoisie de Valangin, Accompagnee des Commentaires et de tous les Documents qui ont trait a ces faits, Pour Servir D'Introduction a L'Histoire / Rapport Du Conseil D'Etat Au Grand-Conseil De La Republique Et Canton De Neuchatel Sur L'Insurrection Royaliste Du 3 Septembre - Two Books in One Volume
by [Leuthold, Jean-Rodolphe] (Author unknown for the Second Book)
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Neuchatel: Imprimerie De Frederic Loutz / Imprimerie De Charles Leidecker Et A Combe, 1852 1) The Truth About Neuchatel Or Authentic Relation of the Days of March 28, July 1852, and the Suppression of the Bourgeoisie of Valangin, Accompanied by the Commentaries and all the Documents relating to these facts, To Serve as an Introduction to the History. Work Dedicated to the citizens who attended the Republican demonstration of July 6. 2) Report from the Council of State to the Grand Council of the Republic and Canton of Neuchatel on the Royalist Insurrection of September 3. 1852 / 1856. 79pp, [1]; 139pp, bound in half cloth and marbled paper, paper spine label rubbed, binding and hinges tight. Book two includes a folding Plan (with a closed tear), and a folding Plate. Penned name at the beginning of Book Two "Jules Gutter, 1873". Interior shows occasional foxing.
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- La Verite Sur Neuchatel Ou Relation Authentique des Journees du 28 Mars, du Juillet 1852, et de la Suppression de la Bourgeoisie de Valangin, Accompagnee des Commentaires et de tous les Documents qui ont trait a ces faits, Pour Servir D'Introduction a L'Histoire / Rapport Du Conseil D'Etat Au Grand-Conseil De La Republique Et Canton De Neuchatel Sur L'Insurrection Royaliste Du 3 Septembre - Two Books in One Volume
- Author
- [Leuthold, Jean-Rodolphe] (Author unknown for the Second Book)
- Format/Binding
- Hardcover
- Book Condition
- Used - Good+
- Quantity Available
- 1
- Publisher
- Imprimerie De Frederic Loutz / Imprimerie De Charles Leidecker Et A Combe
- Place of Publication
- Neuchatel
- Date Published
- 1852
- Size
- 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾
- Keywords
- Neuchatel Insurrection Royalist Republican History
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