Napoleon Poetic Homages.. Imperial.. Birth of the King of Rome 1811

Napoleon Poetic Homages.. Imperial.. Birth of the King of Rome 1811

Original title : Napoléon Hommages poétiques.. Impérial.. naissance du roi de Rome 1811

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1811
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LUCET, Jean-Jacques and Jean Eckard Hommages poétiques à leurs Majestés Impériales et Royales, sur la naissance de S. M. le Roi de Rome. Paris, Prudhomme fils, 1811. FIRST EDITION. 2 volumes in-8°, 416, 448-VIII, 2 engraved frontispieces by Blanchard, fine half-morocco binding with corners, marbled edges. Very fine and rare copy This is the collection of the finest poetic pieces…

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Date: 1811
Format: in-8
Edition: First edition

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LUCET, Jean-Jacques and Jean Eckard

Hommages poétiques à leurs Majestés Impériales et Royales, sur la naissance de S. M. le Roi de Rome.
Paris, Prudhomme fils, 1811. FIRST EDITION. 2 volumes in-8°, 416, 448-VIII, 2 engraved frontispieces by Blanchard, fine half-morocco binding with corners, marbled edges.

Very fine and rare copy

This is the collection of the finest poetic pieces inspired by the birth of the King of Rome, contributed by French, Latin, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Dutch poets, as all European languages celebrated this great and joyous event. The editors, Jean-Jacques Lucet and Jean Eckard, selected from 1,263 pieces submitted to them, printing only 275; 50 poets were awarded prizes.