La Henriade, Poeme

1737 La Henriade by VOLTAIRE Henry IV France Cocchi Rinuccini Florence Paris "Let us read and let us dance; these two amusements will never do any harm to the world." ― Voltaire 'Henriade' is one of Voltaire's most famous and important poems. This work concerns and celebrates the life of Henry IV of France. While not tremendously popular during Voltaire's lifetime, 'Henriade' has… Read more about this item

Chez Th. Desoer. Fair. 1817. Full Leather. Fair full leather hardcover edition, has a previous owner's name on the first blank endpaper. Front cover upper and lower corners have been chewed and the bottom of the spine leather is missing about one half inch. Text has not been affected, just the marbled front endpaper and the first… Read more about this item

Paris, Didot, 1801. Kl.8°, 332 S., Kart. d. Zeit, Deckel berieben, durchgehend stockfl., Besitzereintrag a. Vors., - brauchbar. La Henriade est une épopée en dix chants de Voltaire, qui fut écrite en l’honneur du roi de France Henri IV, et qui plaide pour la tolérance. 010

Librairie De Lecointe, 1830. Manca la 1a di copertina e il dorso, bruniture sparse, testo ben conservato, da rilegare. Vetrds2.