1864 Thiers 66 ATLAS MAPS to Consulate Empire French Revolution Napoleon France

1864 Thiers 66 ATLAS MAPS to Consulate Empire French Revolution Napoleon France

Born during the French Revolution, Adolphe Thiers became a famous French historian, focusing on the history of France and the importance of the French Revolution. He began writing his “History of the French Revolution” in the early 1820s, which would be the foundation for his literary fame and reputation, also providing a boost to his political career.

This ENORMOUS volume is the Atlas tome of Thiers’ “History of the Consulate Empire” which includes 66 incredible maps depicting various aspects of the Napoleonic Wars and the French Consulate.

Item number: #16953

Price: $750

THIERS, Adolphe

Atlas de l’histoire du Consulat et de l’Empire

Paris : Lheureux et Cie, 1864.

Details:

• Collation: Complete with all pages
  • Illustrated with 66 maps (French titles)
  • Notable topographical maps include:
    • The English Channel
    • The Netherlands
    • Spain and Portugal
    • Nile River Delta, Egypt
    • Southern France, Lombardy
  • Provenance: Handwritten – Amory Jr., 1867
    • William Amory Jr. (1833 – 1907) was the son of William Amory (1804-1888), an alumnus and overseer elected to the President and Fellows of Harvard College (or Harvard Corporation) in 1877.
  • Language: French
  • Binding: Leather; tight and secure
  • Size: ~17.25in X 11.5in (44cm x 29.5cm)

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