NOUVELLES DE L'AMERIQUE, OU LE MERCURE AMERIQUAIN. OU SONT CONTENÜES TROIS HISTORIES VERITABLES ARRIVÉES DE NOSTRE TEMPS
[Pirates]
Editorial: Jean L'Ingenu [i.e. Holland], Cologne [actually Amsterdam], 1678
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248pp. [bound with:] de la Roche-Guilhen, Anne: ALMANZAIDE NOUVELLE. Paris: Claude Barbin [i.e. Holland], 1676. 96pp. 12mo. Contemporary plain paper boards, spine renewed to style. Light wear to extremities. Very good. Evidently the first edition of this scarce work, offering three fictional tales on the theme of buccaneering and piracy in the Americas: "Histoire de Don Diego da Rivera," "Histoire de Mont-Val," and "Le destin de l'homme, ou les aventures de Don Bartelimi de la Cueba, Portugais." Significantly, these fictional tales of piracy appear in the same year and place as the greatest classic on Caribbean pirates, Alexandre Exquemelin's DE AMERICAENSCHE ZEE-ROOVERS, translated into English in 1684 as THE BUCANIERS OF AMERICA. The tales here are drawn from Esquemeling and illustrate the endless appeal of piracy tales. Bound in after is an early edition (1676) of the novel, ALMANZAIDE., first printed in 1674. Set in Morocco, this was the first of approximately twenty popular romances produced by novelist Anne de la Roche-Guilhen (1644-1710). Another edition was printed in 1678 at Rouen. Perhaps the earliest pirate fiction, drawn from the first edition of the greatest classic in the genre. SABIN 56094. N° de ref. del artículo WRCAM47250
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Título: NOUVELLES DE L'AMERIQUE, OU LE MERCURE ...
Editorial: Jean L'Ingenu [i.e. Holland], Cologne [actually Amsterdam]
Año de publicación: 1678
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Cologne [actually Amsterdam]: Jean L'Ingenu [i.e. Holland], 1678., 1678
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Librería: William Reese Company - Americana, New Haven, CT, Estados Unidos de America
Calificación del vendedor: 4 de 5 estrellas
Evidently the first edition of this scarce work, offering three fictional tales on the theme of buccaneering and piracy in the Americas: "Histoire de Don Diego da Rivera," "Histoire de Mont-Val," and "Le destin de l'homme, ou les aventures de Don Bartelimi de la Cueba, Portugais." Significantly, these fictional tales of piracy appear in the same year and place as the greatest classic on Caribbean pirates, Alexandre Exquemelin's De Americaensche Zee-Roovers, translated into English in 1684 as The Bucaniers of America. The tales here are drawn from Esquemeling and illustrate the endless appeal of piracy tales. Bound in after is an early edition (1676) of the novel, Almanzaide., first printed in 1674. Set in Morocco, this was the first of approximately twenty popular romances produced by novelist Anne de la Roche-Guilhen (1644-1710). Another edition was printed in 1678 at Rouen. Perhaps the earliest pirate fiction, drawn from the first edition of the greatest classic in the genre. SABIN 56094. 248pp. [bound with:] de la Roche-Guilhen, Anne: ALMANZAIDE NOUVELLE. Paris: Claude Barbin [i.e. Holland], 1676. 96pp. 12mo. Contemporary plain paper boards, spine renewed to style. Light wear to extremities. Very good. Nº de ref. del artículo: 47250
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