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REPONSE DE M. LIBRI AU RAPPORT DE M. BOUCLY PUBLIE DANS LE MONITEUR UNIVERSEL DU 19 MARS 1848.
Libri, Guglielmo

   

- Paris : Chez tous les Libraires 1848
- 8vo.
- original paper wrappers.
- 115 pages
- Order Nr. 14368
- Price: $ 175.00



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St. Bride catalogue p.547. Libri was an intelligent young Florentine nobleman who obtained his University degree at an early age. He left Italy for France in 1832 because of political problems and soon developed an excellent reputation as a scholar and bibliophile. In 1841 he was appointed secretary to a commission to inventory the manuscripts in the libraries of France. During his tenure he stole a huge collection of manuscripts which he eventually sold through a series of catalogues. This booklet is his attempt to answer charges levied against him. Covers spotted and laid down on paper. Chipped.

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