Origen y estado de la causa formada sobre la real orden de 17 de mayo de 1810, que trata del comercio de América.
By ALBUERNE, Manuel de. Laws on Spanish-American trade enacted by the Governing Junta in the name of Ferdinand VII
Origen y estado de la causa formada sobre la real orden de 17 de mayo de 1810, que trata del comercio de América. Cadiz, Imprenta de D.Vicente Lema,1811. 8vo. [4]f + 122p + [1 blank]f + 80p + 48 (misnumbered 120)p + [1]f errata. Contemporary red morocco; gilt, edges gilt; some worming to hinges. A report on the circumstances and reasons for the royal decree of 17th May 1810 relating to the trade with America, issued by the Central Junta of Spain from Cadiz in the name of the exiled Ferdinand VII (who remained a prisoner of Napoleon at Valenciennes until 1814). The two supplements comprise official documentation reflecting the entire current legislation ruling Spain s trade with its American colonies. Albuerne was first secretary to the Spanish chancellor of the exchequer. A fine copy from the library of María Cristina, Queen Regent of Spain (1833-1840), with her bookplate. Leclerc 21; Palau 5384; not in Kress, nor Goldsmiths catalogues.
Published by: Cadiz, Imprenta de D. Vicente Lema, 1811., 1811
Vendor: Hünersdorff Rare Books ABA ILAB
Buy Now on
By ALBUERNE, Manuel de. Laws on Spanish-American trade enacted by the Governing Junta in the name of Ferdinand VII
Origen y estado de la causa formada sobre la real orden de 17 de mayo de 1810, que trata del comercio de América. Cadiz, Imprenta de D.Vicente Lema,1811. 8vo. [4]f + 122p + [1 blank]f + 80p + 48 (misnumbered 120)p + [1]f errata. Contemporary red morocco; gilt, edges gilt; some worming to hinges. A report on the circumstances and reasons for the royal decree of 17th May 1810 relating to the trade with America, issued by the Central Junta of Spain from Cadiz in the name of the exiled Ferdinand VII (who remained a prisoner of Napoleon at Valenciennes until 1814). The two supplements comprise official documentation reflecting the entire current legislation ruling Spain s trade with its American colonies. Albuerne was first secretary to the Spanish chancellor of the exchequer. A fine copy from the library of María Cristina, Queen Regent of Spain (1833-1840), with her bookplate. Leclerc 21; Palau 5384; not in Kress, nor Goldsmiths catalogues.
Published by: Cadiz, Imprenta de D. Vicente Lema, 1811., 1811
Vendor: Hünersdorff Rare Books ABA ILAB
Similar Items
