(Press) - HATIN (Eugène). Historical and Critical Bibliograp - Lot 204

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(Press) - HATIN (Eugène). Historical and Critical Bibliograp - Lot 204
(Press) - HATIN (Eugène). Historical and Critical Bibliography of the Press... Preceded by a historical and statistical essay on the origins and development of periodicals in both worlds. Paris, Firmin-Didot, 1866 (Reprint, 1965). In-8, [2 ff], [1 f-: portrait, CXVII, 660 pp, frontispiece portrait of Théophraste Renaudot, publisher’s gray cloth binding. A systematic and comprehensive catalog of all periodicals published in France from the origins of the newspaper to 1860. Text in two columns. Each newspaper cited is accompanied by a scholarly analysis. “This is a history of the French periodical press from 1631 to 1866. Newspapers and magazines are listed alphabetically for the early press (1631–1788) and chronologically for the modern press (1789–1865). Each periodical is described and contextualized within its era through extensive commentary, as indicated by the title. The directory, which begins with a historical essay, concludes with an overview of the Parisian press in 1865 and an alphabetical index of titles. The author indicates the library where each publication is held” (L.N. Malclès: *Les Sources du travail bibliographique* I-243). Like-new condition. Also included: - PERROD (Pierre-Antoine). *L'Affaire Peytel*. Preface by Maurice Bouteron. Paris, Hachette, 1958. In-8, paperback, stained cover. Paperback, 606 pp., [2 ff.]. - MANEVY (Raymond). *La Presse française de Renaudot à Rochefort*. Paris, J. Foret, 1958. In-8, paperback. 365 pp., [5 ff.]. - ROUCAUTE (Yves). The Splendors and Misery of Journalists. Paris, Calmann-Lévy, 1991. In-8, paperback. 417 pp. - DEVREUX (Lise), MEZZASALMA (Philippe), eds. Sources for the History of the Press: A Guide. Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, 2011. Large 8vo, paperback. 538 pp. - GODECHOT (Jacques). The Labor Press. 1819–1950. England, United States, France, Belgium, Italy, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary. Paris, Society for the History of the 1848 Revolution, 1966. In-8, VII, 312 pp., paperback, with dust jacket featuring wide flaps.
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