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Apr 21, 2009. Condición: D'occasion - Très bon état. Jamais lu. Comme neuf hormis une légère trace sur la tranche inférieure t queleus très légères marques sans gravité sur la couverture. Envoi rapide et soigné dans enveloppe à bulles.

Paperback. Condición: New. Print on Demand. This book explores the enigmatic phenomenon of the "hemorrhagic pancreatitis," examining its various manifestations and potential causes through an analysis of medical literature. The author challenges established theories and presents evidence to suggest that this condition is not a result of inflammation or bacterial infection, as previously believed. Instead, the author proposes a novel hypothesis involving a sudden influx of harmful substances into the pancreas, leading to tissue necrosis and hemorrhage. This groundbreaking work sheds new light on a perplexing medical condition, offering valuable insights for healthcare professionals and researchers seeking a better understanding of its origins and management. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.…

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15 x 23, 219 pp., broché, bon état (nombreux soulignages).

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Four years after his first, successful monograph (published as a second part in the A&D Series by Beta-Plus) a new monograph is now being published dedicated to the work of the Franco-Belgian architect and designer Olivier Lempereur.

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paperback. Condición: New. Paperback Pages Number: 248 Language: Simplified Chinese. Publisher: Peking University Press; 1st edition (January 1. 2012). Paperback Pages Number: 248 Language: Simplified Chinese Publisher: University Press; edition (January 1. 2012). the art of negotiation Description: Do you still insist on the following principles of negotiation Defend the negotiating positions; only one solution; negotiations start from the negotiating table; everything can be negotiated . in fact. these are all wron. …

1 page sur papier à entête du Ministère de la Maison de l'Empereur et des Beaux-Arts - Cabinet du Ministre (*) De plus, de 1858 à 1870, il préside le conseil général de la Côte-d'Or, son département natal.Lorsque la guerre de 1870 éclate, le maréchal Vaillant donne sa démission de tous les emplois qu'il avait auprès de l'Empereur. Il reçoit l'ordre de quitter Paris, puis la France.Réfugié en Espagne après Sedan, il regagna la France en 1871, peu avant sa mort. Il lègue à sa ville natale de Dijon, où il est inhumé, tous ses biens dont ses décorations . Livres.…

Couverture rigide. Condición: Bon. Paginé 345-432, 3 pl. Paris, G. Dufour, (1812), in-4, Paginé 345-432, 3 pl, Broché, couverture de l'éditeur, 5e cahier de la 10e année des Annales. Cet exemplaire porte en haut de la couverture la mention imprimée : "Exemplaire de sa majesté l'Empereur". Articles contenus dans ce cahier : VAUQUELIN, "Analyse de divers échantillons de la mine de cuivre nommée vert de cuivre ferrugineux par les minéralogistes étrangers"; "Nouvelles expériences sur l'analyse du soufre liquide de M. Lampadius". DU TROCHEL, "Recherches sur les Rotifères". 1 pl. POITEAU, "Observations sur le pédilanthe. Pedilanthus neck. Genre de plantes de la famille des euphorbiacées". 1 pl. FAUJAS de SAINT-FOND, "Mémoire sur le Phormium tenax, improprement appelé lin de la Nouvelle-Zélande". 1 pl. JUSSIEU, "Note sur le calice et la corolle". Agréable exemplaire, tel que paru, à toutes marges et non coupé. Dos et second plat usés.…

Couverture rigide. Condición: Très bon. Normal 0 21 false false false FR X-NONE X-NONE Copy on fine Holland paper bound in contemporary green morocco with the monogram of Joseph Fouché. A copy with the supposed monogram of Joseph Fouche, minister of police, duke of Otrante. Joseph Fouché (1759-1820) was born in Pellerin (Loire-Atlantique) on 19 September 1754. He studied with the Oratorians in Nantes and then joined the congregation and taught at Juilly, Arras and the Vendôme military school. He was prefect of studies at the college in Nantes when the Revolution broke out. As he was not committed to the orders, he left the ecclesiastical habit, became a lawyer, and was noticed for his revolutionary zeal, which led to his being sent to the Convention on 7 September 1792 by the department of Loire-Inférieure. He voted for the death of the king and distinguished himself in the various missions that were entrusted to him, in particular in Lyon by exactions and bloody prescriptions. He was expelled from the Jacobin Club at Robespierre's request, and contributed to the 9 Thermidor. Repulsed by the Thermidorians, he was on the proposal of Boissy d'Anglas decreed to be arrested on 22 Thermidor year III (9 August 1795). The amnesty of 4 brumaire year IV (26 October 1795) restored his freedom. Having revealed a Babouvist conspiracy to Barras, he was rewarded with the embassy to the Cisalpine Republic (1798) and then the Dutch embassy, where he remained until the Directory called him to the Ministry of the General Police on 2 Thermidor, Year VII (20 July 1799). He prepared the 18 brumaire and led a sumptuous life by receiving in brilliant evenings the survivors of the old nobility. Having failed to foil the conspiracy of the infernal machine, he left the Ministry of Police but on the same day received the title of Senator. After the short truce of the peace of Amiens, the vigilance of Fouché was again judged essential. He therefore returned to the Ministry of Police on 21 Messidor Year XII (1 July 1804) and remained there until 3 June 1810. During all this period, the power of Fouché was very great; he had been created count of Empire on April 24, 1808 and, on August 15, 1809, duke of Otrante. Sent to Rome as governor general, he was, after the disasters in Russia, appointed governor of the Illyrian provinces, a post which he returned to in July 1813. Then sent on a mission to Naples with Murat, he returned to France and was in Avignon when, having learned of the Emperor's abdication, he offered his services to the Bourbons, who did not accept them. During the Hundred Days, the Emperor recalled Fouché, who was appointed Minister of Police for the third time. When, after Waterloo, the Chambers appointed a government commission on 23 June 1815, it was Fouché who was its president. He took advantage of this position to intrigue with the Bourbons, the Orléans and the Austrian court. The second Restoration recalled him to the Ministry of Police but his opposition to the royalist reaction forced him to resign as a deputy and then as minister on 24 September 1815. Appointed ambassador to Dresden, he was affected by the law of regicides of 12 January 1816. He lost his functions and the authorization to reside in France. He retired to Prague, became an Austrian citizen in 1818, and died in Trieste in 1820. Extremely rare and sought after provenance. Ex libris F.B. Pochard on the first endpaper. …