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66 AMERICANA
M. Pf.
254 R A VENE AU de Lussac, journal du voyage fait à la mer du
Sud avec les flibustiers de l’Amérique en 1684 et années suivantes.
I2mo. Paris 1690. Vellum. Stamp on title. 70 —
Sabin 67984. Leclerc 487. Second edition. The book also forms the third
volume of Esquemelin’s “Hist, des aventuriers flibustiers”, and ist stated by Leclerc
to be the best of all that were inserted in that work.
255 RECOPILACION de leyes de los reynos de las Indias mandadas
imprimir y publicar por la Magestad Catolica del rey D. Carlos II.
3rd ed. 4 vols. W. vignettes and some woodcut initials. 4 to.
Madrid 1774. Marbled calf, gilt back. 160 —
Sabin 68388. Leclerc 2920. Heredia 3327. Rich. p. 208: “The first edition
was printed in 1681. All the editions are so rare that it is with the greatest difficulty
that a copy can now be obtained in Spain.” — A very beautiful copy.
256 ROGERS, W., nieuwe reize naa de Zuidsee van daar na Oost-
Indien, en verder random de waereld 1708—II.— Anhängsel
inhoudende een beschryving van de kusten, reeden, havens, klip-
pen etc. van Mexico, Peru en Chili. W. frontisp. 4 engravings
(Lamsvelt inv. et fee.) and 4 maps. 4 to. Amsterdam 1715. Vellum. 65 —
Sabin 72761. First and only Dutch edition, particularly interesting for the American
collector from its additional part giving a description of the coasts of Mexico, Peru
and Chili.
257 SPANISHAMERICAduring her struggleforindependence.
Manuscript and printed documents in Spanish from 1809 to 1829.
Loose in red morocco binding, gilt extra, silk linings, small fol. 600 —
1. Original report dated Havana March 1822 on the conditions on Cuba and in
Mexico, criticism on the Spanish officials and the insurgents, purchase of ships. 4 pages
imp. 4 to, closely written. The Juan Ulua (= Ulloa) here mentioned is apparently a
close relation of the well known scholars G. Juan and Antonio de Ulloa of Ecuador
(18 th century).
2. Military reports of 1822 on the conditions on Cuba, Portorico, Santa Domingo,
in La Plata, Peru and especially Venezuela. Some remarks an General Bolivar himself.
14 p. 4 to.
3. Copies of 3 letters of Bolivar of 1809 and 1810.
4. Decree of the stoppage of trade proclaimed by the Spaniards against the in-
surgents, printed paper of 1829.
5. Pamphlets and newspapers from Lima and Cadia of 1811 and 1821. 8 leaves. 4 to.
6. Manuscript list of the governmental districts and the officials of Spanish-America
of the same period. 1 leaf. 4 to.
258 -and the Portuguese. Voyage of the Spanish fleet to
Central and South America and the military operations there
against the Portuguese. Capture of Sta. Catalina (Hayti). San
Gabriel and Colonia del Sacramento at the mouth of the La
Plata. Original reports of 1776 and 1777 with an interesting
historical treatise of 1773 “sobre la America Portuguesa”, and
the printed treaty of peace of 1778. 43 manuscript and 28 printed
pages. 4 to. Red morocco with blue silk lining and royal coat of
arms (Charles III). 400 —
The background of the events here related is formed by the American war of
independence against England, which was endeavouring by all means to prevent the
Spaniards from joining her adversaries on the side of the French. Therefore the many
conflicts the Spanish met with. The Spanish expedition under the command of General
Piedro Ceballos — the decree of his nomination is added (page 38) — can be closely
followed in the military diary. The fights in Brazil and Uruguay were apparently
heavier than those near Hayti. The identification of the leading persons by the
different signatures is still to be ascertained. To the printed paper there belongs a
1 M. = 1 sh. = $ 0,24 = Schw. fr. 1,25 = Holl. fl. 0,60 == Schw. Kr. 0,90.
M. Pf.
254 R A VENE AU de Lussac, journal du voyage fait à la mer du
Sud avec les flibustiers de l’Amérique en 1684 et années suivantes.
I2mo. Paris 1690. Vellum. Stamp on title. 70 —
Sabin 67984. Leclerc 487. Second edition. The book also forms the third
volume of Esquemelin’s “Hist, des aventuriers flibustiers”, and ist stated by Leclerc
to be the best of all that were inserted in that work.
255 RECOPILACION de leyes de los reynos de las Indias mandadas
imprimir y publicar por la Magestad Catolica del rey D. Carlos II.
3rd ed. 4 vols. W. vignettes and some woodcut initials. 4 to.
Madrid 1774. Marbled calf, gilt back. 160 —
Sabin 68388. Leclerc 2920. Heredia 3327. Rich. p. 208: “The first edition
was printed in 1681. All the editions are so rare that it is with the greatest difficulty
that a copy can now be obtained in Spain.” — A very beautiful copy.
256 ROGERS, W., nieuwe reize naa de Zuidsee van daar na Oost-
Indien, en verder random de waereld 1708—II.— Anhängsel
inhoudende een beschryving van de kusten, reeden, havens, klip-
pen etc. van Mexico, Peru en Chili. W. frontisp. 4 engravings
(Lamsvelt inv. et fee.) and 4 maps. 4 to. Amsterdam 1715. Vellum. 65 —
Sabin 72761. First and only Dutch edition, particularly interesting for the American
collector from its additional part giving a description of the coasts of Mexico, Peru
and Chili.
257 SPANISHAMERICAduring her struggleforindependence.
Manuscript and printed documents in Spanish from 1809 to 1829.
Loose in red morocco binding, gilt extra, silk linings, small fol. 600 —
1. Original report dated Havana March 1822 on the conditions on Cuba and in
Mexico, criticism on the Spanish officials and the insurgents, purchase of ships. 4 pages
imp. 4 to, closely written. The Juan Ulua (= Ulloa) here mentioned is apparently a
close relation of the well known scholars G. Juan and Antonio de Ulloa of Ecuador
(18 th century).
2. Military reports of 1822 on the conditions on Cuba, Portorico, Santa Domingo,
in La Plata, Peru and especially Venezuela. Some remarks an General Bolivar himself.
14 p. 4 to.
3. Copies of 3 letters of Bolivar of 1809 and 1810.
4. Decree of the stoppage of trade proclaimed by the Spaniards against the in-
surgents, printed paper of 1829.
5. Pamphlets and newspapers from Lima and Cadia of 1811 and 1821. 8 leaves. 4 to.
6. Manuscript list of the governmental districts and the officials of Spanish-America
of the same period. 1 leaf. 4 to.
258 -and the Portuguese. Voyage of the Spanish fleet to
Central and South America and the military operations there
against the Portuguese. Capture of Sta. Catalina (Hayti). San
Gabriel and Colonia del Sacramento at the mouth of the La
Plata. Original reports of 1776 and 1777 with an interesting
historical treatise of 1773 “sobre la America Portuguesa”, and
the printed treaty of peace of 1778. 43 manuscript and 28 printed
pages. 4 to. Red morocco with blue silk lining and royal coat of
arms (Charles III). 400 —
The background of the events here related is formed by the American war of
independence against England, which was endeavouring by all means to prevent the
Spaniards from joining her adversaries on the side of the French. Therefore the many
conflicts the Spanish met with. The Spanish expedition under the command of General
Piedro Ceballos — the decree of his nomination is added (page 38) — can be closely
followed in the military diary. The fights in Brazil and Uruguay were apparently
heavier than those near Hayti. The identification of the leading persons by the
different signatures is still to be ascertained. To the printed paper there belongs a
1 M. = 1 sh. = $ 0,24 = Schw. fr. 1,25 = Holl. fl. 0,60 == Schw. Kr. 0,90.
