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CERUTTI, Giuseppe Antonio Giachimo:
Apologie generale de l'institut et de la doctrine des Jesuites. Seconde édition.
Avignon, Alexandre Giroud, 1763, gr. in-8vo, 3 ll. + 576 p. full contemporary calf, spine richly gilt, fine copy.
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The famous 1762 defense of the Society of Jesus by a professor at the Jesuit college in Lyons, who later played a notable role in the early stages of the French Revolution. (Biog. Univ. 4, 180).
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2 book(s) with the same title
Apologie générale de l'institut et de la doctrine des Jésuites. Seconde édition.
.: Soleure (Solothurn, CH), Jacques-Philippe Schaerer, 1763, in-8°, iv nn + 576 pp, leather, gilt decorated spine, 2 marbled pastedowns, red edges, handwritten ex-libris (Ad Maximilianum Amand), 3 ex-library labels tipped-in on first pastedown. Cerutti, Torino 1738 - Paris 1792. He became famous for this Apology, but after the dissolution of the order he entered the service of the deposed king Stanislas of Poland, and later published a newspaper during the French Revolution, in which he played some part.
Apologie générale de l'institut et de la doctrine des Jésuites. Seconde édition.
.: 4. Soleure (Solothurn, CH), Jacques-Philippe Schaerer, 1763, in-8°, 576 + 4 nn pp, contemporary leather, marbled boards, ( spine very worn, joints cracked), red edges, ex-dono (dono Cornelii Smet S.J.), handwritten ex-libris (d'Ortye), ex-library stamp. Cerutti, Torino 1738 - Paris 1792. He became famous for this Apology, but after the dissolution of the order he entered the service of the deposed king Stanislas of Poland, and later publilshed a newspaper during the French Revolution, in which he played some part.
