Description
Published in 1795, Sénac. Du gouvernement, des mœurs, et des conditions en France is a work that fits within the context of the political and social debates of the French Revolution. The author, presumably linked to the intellectual circles of the time, develops a reflection on the organization of power, moral values and social hierarchies, central themes of the post‑1789 questioning. This text, rare in its original edition, holds a definite bibliophilic interest for specialists of the period, offering a testimony of the liberal or conservative ideas that permeated public debate at the end of the 18th century. The offered copy is presented in an in‑8° format, with a full calfskin binding of the period, bearing the typographic and material characteristics typical of publications of the late 18th century.




















