Ferdinando III e Leopoldo II d'Asburgo lorena - Raccolta bandi e circolari del Granducato di toscana 1815/1854

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Raccolta bandi e circolari del Granducato di Toscana 1815/1854, a ten-volume collection of original administrative, fiscal and judicial documents printed in Florence under the reigns of Ferdinando III and Leopoldo II d'Asburgo Lorena, in Italian, 32 pages per volume, loose binding, excellent condition, unsigned.

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Administrative, fiscal, and judicial original documents printed in Florence under the reigns of Ferdinand III and Leopold II of the House of Habsburg-Lorraine. The lot covers the crucial forty-year period from the post-Napoleonic restoration to the threshold of Italian unification. The lot consists of important document cores: 1) a rare circular of the Royal Council (Reale Consulta), 1815, concerning the collection of taxes arrears from 1814. 2) a pamphlet on prisons and pecuniary penalties, a complete regulation containing tariff schedules for the maintenance of detainees and the financial forms essential for the accounting of prisoners. 3) a circular on provisioning services and prison hygiene, sent contemporaneously to the Vicar of the Regio at Lari (Pisa); autograph signature record of the Secretary General L. Boni; various forensic notices and leaflets, and the registry of dispositions on contracts, levels, and incompatibilities of the forensic professions. 4) contract rules for the mandatory and free distribution of copies of the bulletins among the various departments and the judiciary of the Grand Duchy; a detailed table of copies to be produced and distributed by the Cambiaghi printer to the various Offices; contains other letters signed and dated, plus one letter from Carlo Felice with a watermark dated 1808.

Administrative, fiscal, and judicial original documents printed in Florence under the reigns of Ferdinand III and Leopold II of the House of Habsburg-Lorraine. The lot covers the crucial forty-year period from the post-Napoleonic restoration to the threshold of Italian unification. The lot consists of important document cores: 1) a rare circular of the Royal Council (Reale Consulta), 1815, concerning the collection of taxes arrears from 1814. 2) a pamphlet on prisons and pecuniary penalties, a complete regulation containing tariff schedules for the maintenance of detainees and the financial forms essential for the accounting of prisoners. 3) a circular on provisioning services and prison hygiene, sent contemporaneously to the Vicar of the Regio at Lari (Pisa); autograph signature record of the Secretary General L. Boni; various forensic notices and leaflets, and the registry of dispositions on contracts, levels, and incompatibilities of the forensic professions. 4) contract rules for the mandatory and free distribution of copies of the bulletins among the various departments and the judiciary of the Grand Duchy; a detailed table of copies to be produced and distributed by the Cambiaghi printer to the various Offices; contains other letters signed and dated, plus one letter from Carlo Felice with a watermark dated 1808.

Details

Number of books
10
Author/ Illustrator
Ferdinando III e Leopoldo II d'Asburgo lorena
Book title
Raccolta bandi e circolari del Granducato di toscana 1815/1854
Subject
History, Law, Politics, Reference, Regional interest
Condition
Fine
Language
Italian
Original language
Yes
Binding/ Material
Loose page
Height
30.2 cm
Number of pages
32
Width
20.5 cm
Signature
Not signed
Has Certificate of Authenticity
No
ItalyVerified
212
Objects sold
Private

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