Rovani - Storia della Grecia negli Ultimi Trent'anni 1824-1854 - 1854





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Rovani’s *Storia della Grecia negli Ultimi Trent'Anni 1824-1854* is an illustrated first edition published in 1854, in Italian and bound in half leather, with eight plates outside the text.
Description from the seller
First and only edition of this rare and important historical essay devoted to the independence and political history of modern Greece. Written by the Milanese writer and critic Giuseppe Rovani, the work is conceived as an ideal and direct continuation of the celebrated work by the French explorer and diplomat François Pouqueville.
Giuseppe Rovani, Storia della Grecia negli ultimi trent'anni 1824-1854. In continuazione a quella di Pouqueville, Milan, Libreria Ferrario, 1854.
PP.: (VI), 360. COMPLETE, with 8 plates outside the text.
Copy with pages in generally good condition, showing the usual signs of use and age.
Contemporary half-leather binding with gilt title on the spine, well preserved. The spine bears the ex libris label of the private library, now dissolved, of the Piedmontese physician Carlo Coppa. Blue-paper endpapers present.
Seller's Story
First and only edition of this rare and important historical essay devoted to the independence and political history of modern Greece. Written by the Milanese writer and critic Giuseppe Rovani, the work is conceived as an ideal and direct continuation of the celebrated work by the French explorer and diplomat François Pouqueville.
Giuseppe Rovani, Storia della Grecia negli ultimi trent'anni 1824-1854. In continuazione a quella di Pouqueville, Milan, Libreria Ferrario, 1854.
PP.: (VI), 360. COMPLETE, with 8 plates outside the text.
Copy with pages in generally good condition, showing the usual signs of use and age.
Contemporary half-leather binding with gilt title on the spine, well preserved. The spine bears the ex libris label of the private library, now dissolved, of the Piedmontese physician Carlo Coppa. Blue-paper endpapers present.

