1767-68. The disinterested Citizen or diverse patriotic ideas, referring to some establishments and embellishments useful to the city of Paris, analogous to the public works that are carried out in this capital, which can be adapted to the main cities of the kingdom and of Europe; With the indication of the Means of Finance and Economy, which could be used to fill in these views. Written in full euphoria of the great urban and architectural projects, Dussausoy offers his ideas and remodeling, showing himself to be in favor of moderate urbanism. "I condemned the drunkenness of those who could only propose to beautify Paris by tearing it down." (“Le Citoyen désintéressé ou Diverses idées patriotiques, concerning quelques établissemens et embellissemens utiles à la ville de Paris, analogues aux travaux publics qui se font dans cette capitale, lesquels peuvent être adaptés aux principales villes du royaume & de l'Europe; Avec l'indication des Moyens de Finance & d'Économie, qui pourroient servir à remplir ces vues”). Exlibris. M. Dussausoy. In Paris, Chez Gueffier, the Veuve Duchesne, Panckoucke, 1767-1768, 2 volumes in a single one in-8. (20x13 cm). 236 pages. Adorned with figures in gravure and engraved plans. bookplates. Bound in mixed techniques, leather spine. Signs of normal use, see photos. (France French architect architecture graduate treatise book manual guide teaching training education urban design university).