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‎Heredity, Variation and Evolution in Protozoa. I. The Fate of New Structural Characters in Paramecium, in Connection with the Problem of the Inheritance of Acquired Characters in Unicellular Organisms.‎

‎Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins Company, 1908. Royal8vo. Offprint, uncut, unopened in the original printed wrappers. Reprinted from ""The Journal of Experimental Zoölogy"", Vol. V [5], No. 4. Light miscolouring to front wrapper, otherwise a very fine and clean copy. 577-632 pp.‎

‎Scarce offprint of Jennings' important work in which he published the results of his investigations of heredity and selection in Paramecium. ""Most of this lons paper was devoted to a study of the effects of environment and growth upon the sizes of Paramecium, both effects were found to be quite large. (Provine, The Origins of Theoretical Population Genetics, P. 100)""Herbert Spencer Jennings was widely recognized and greatly respected not only as a pioneering biological investigator but also as a thinker, philosopher, and educator . He was a master of the art of setting forth simply, clearly, and vividly, in print and in public lectures, the current state of genetics and general biology and of recognizing and pointing out their implications for the general public and for specialists in various disciplines. ""Herbert Spencer Jennings (1868-1947), American botanist who was trained at Illinois Normal School and the University of Michigan, then spent a year studying protozoans with Max Verworn at the zoological station in Naples. In the early twentieth century, Jennings began studying inheritance and evolution in protozoans and introduced new experimental methods for laboratory study. By 1920 he had left the laboratory to popularize genetics and harmonize the relationship between biology, religion, and the humanities.‎

‎The Principles of Biology. 3 vols. - [COINING THE TERM ""SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST""]‎

‎London, William and Norgate, 1883,1885. 8vo. 3 uniform volumes partly uncut in the original embossed cloth. Volume 1 being the revised and enlarged third edition, Volume II (in two parts) being the second edition. Miscolouring to extremities, otherwise a fine set. XII, 883, 16 pp." (2), II, (2), 237, (1), 16 pp." Pp. VI, (4), 229-682, X, 16.‎

‎A collected set of the second edition and much enlarged third edition of this magnum opus of biology, in which Spencer coined the term ""survival of the fittest"". ""This survival of the fittest, which I have here sought to express in mechanical terms, is that which Mr Darwin has called ""natural selection, or the preservation of favoured races in the struggle for life"""". (Spencer, Herbert. The Principles of Biology, Vol. I, p. 444).Together with Charles Darwin and Thomas Huxley, Herbert Spencer (1820 - 1903) was responsible for the acceptance of the theory of evolution. His greatest and most influential work in this connection was his ""The Principles of Biology"", which forms the biological part of his grand project for a Synthetic Philosophy, which he worked on from 1862 to 1893. It is on this work that his fame today mainly rests, not least because it was here that he was the first to use the term ""survival of the fittest"" and due to this work that he greatly helped spread the acceptance of the theory of evolution.""The Principles of Biology attempted to reconcile the new Darwinian theory of natural selection with the Lamarckian mechanism of acquired characteristics which Spencer had endorsed long before publication of the Origin of the Species. In Spencer's view, while the Darwinian theory could explain most of biological evolution, the Lamarckian mechanism was necessary to explain 'higher' evolution, and especially the social behavior of humanity. Both theories however, instantiated the principle of evolution. In this sense, therefore, it is incorrect to characterize Spencer as a follower of Darwin. Although he coined the phrase 'survival of the fittest', and is often misrepresented as a thinker who merely applied the Darwininan theory to society, he did not aim to generalize Darwin, but rather to show that natural selection could be accommodated within an overarching principle of evolution that Spencer had independently developed. Biological organisms could be shown to progress, both as individuals and as species, from simple, undifferentiated, homogeneity to complex, differentiated, heterogeneity"" the Darwinian theory was only of significance in providing a partial explanation for this universally observed tendency"" (Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century British Philosophy vol. 2:1055).""Spencer saw higher forms emerging from a gradual process of adaptation to the environment. The Principles of Biology analyzes the principal mechanisms by which this occurs and relates them to the specialized structures and function of plants and animals."" (D.S.B.: XII, 571).The work was originally issued to subscribers in parts from January 1863 to October 1864 (Vol. I) and January 1865 to March 1867 (Vol. II). ‎

‎Two Dianas in Alaska. By Agnes Herbert - and a Shikári -.‎

‎London, John Lane, 1909. Untrimmed in orig. full pictorial cloth, gilt. Frontispiece. XII,316 pp., 28 plates. Clean and fine.‎

‎[Spencer:] Replies to the Quarterly Reviewers (+) Climate and Social Development (+) Mental Evolution and Necessary Truths. + [Huxley:] Universities: Actual and Ideal .‎

‎New York, D. Appleton and Company, 1874. 8vo. Volume V of ""Popular Science Monthly"", bound in a contemporary black half cloth binding with gilt lettered title to spine. Library stamp to title-pages. (2), 514-774, (4), 384 pp. Minor wear to extremities, internally fine and clean.‎

‎First printing of four papers by two of the most influential evolutionists from the Darwinian-era: Thomas Henry Huxley, known as Darwin's bulldog and Herbert Spencer, the man who coined the concept ""survival of the fittest"".‎

‎[Huxley:] The Progress of Anthropology (+) [Spencer:] Consciousness under Chloroform (+) The Evolution of Ceremonial Government‎

‎New York, D. Appleton and Company, 1878-79. 8vo. Volume XIII, May to January of ""Popular Science Monthly"", bound in a contemporary black half cloth binding with gilt lettered title to spine. Library stamp to title-pages. Huxley's paper: pp. 668-676. Spencer's papers: 694-698"" 17-29. [Entire volume: (5), 514-777, (2), 408 pp.]. Some wear to extremities, internally fine and clean.‎

‎First printing of three papers by two of the most influential evolutionists from the Darwinian-era: Thomas Henry Huxley, known as Darwin's bulldog and Herbert Spencer, the man who coined the concept ""survival of the fittest"".‎

‎Diverse Ideals and Divergent Conclusions in the Study of Behavior in Lower Organisms.‎

‎[Unknown printer], 1910. 8vo. Offprint in the original printed wrappers. Reprinted from ""American Journal of Psychology, July, 1910, Vol. XXI, pp. 349-370"". Previous owner's name written to top right corner of front wrapper. A very fine and clean copy. (2), 22 pp.‎

‎First printing of Jennings paper on the behavior of the lowest organisms. Jennings ""published an important essay in 1910 [the present], in which he set forth his methodological credo regarding the then prevailing trends in the study of animal behavior."" (Cordeschi, The discovery of the artificial: behavior, mind, and machines, p. 17).Herbert Spencer Jennings (1868-1947), American botanist who was trained at Illinois Normal School and the University of Michigan, then spent a year studying protozoans with Max Verworn at the zoological station in Naples. In the early twentieth century, Jennings began studying inheritance and evolution in protozoans and introduced new experimental methods for laboratory study. By 1920 he had left the laboratory to popularize genetics and harmonize the relationship between biology, religion, and the humanities.‎

‎The Interpretation of the Behavior of the Lower Organisms.‎

‎[No place], 1908. 8vo. Original wrappers, stapled. Previous owner's name stamped to top of front wrapper. Edges chipped. 13 pp.‎

‎Rare offprint [""Reprinted from Science, N. S., Vol. XXVII., No. 969, Pages 698-710, May 1, 1908""] of Jennings' paper on the behavior of the lower organisms. The paper is a response to the criticism of his volume ""Behavior of the Lower Organisms"". Herbert Spencer Jennings (1868-1947), American botanist who was trained at Illinois Normal School and the University of Michigan, then spent a year studying protozoans with Max Verworn at the zoological station in Naples. In the early twentieth century, Jennings began studying inheritance and evolution in protozoans and introduced new experimental methods for laboratory study. By 1920 he had left the laboratory to popularize genetics and harmonize the relationship between biology, religion, and the humanities.‎

‎Experimental Evidence on the Effectiveness of Selection.‎

‎New York, 1910. 8vo. Original printed wrappers, unopened. Previous owner's name to top right corner of front wrapper. A very fine and clean copy. Pp. 136-145.‎

‎Offprint [""Reprinted, without change of printing, from ""American Naturalist""] of Jennings' paper on the effects of selection of pure lines of Paramecia. Herbert Spencer Jennings (1868-1947), American botanist who was trained at Illinois Normal School and the University of Michigan, then spent a year studying protozoans with Max Verworn at the zoological station in Naples. In the early twentieth century, Jennings began studying inheritance and evolution in protozoans and introduced new experimental methods for laboratory study. By 1920 he had left the laboratory to popularize genetics and harmonize the relationship between biology, religion, and the humanities.‎

‎The Work of J. Von Uexkuell on the Physiology of Movements and behavior.‎

‎(No printer), 1909. Royal8vo. Uncut, unopened in the original printed wrappers. Offprint from ""The Journal of Comparative Neurology and Psychology"", Vol. XIX, No. 3, June, 1909. Previous owner's name written to top right corner of front wrapper. A very fine and clean copy. Pp. 313-336.‎

‎Rare offprint issue. Herbert Spencer Jennings (1868-1947), American botanist who was trained at Illinois Normal School and the University of Michigan, then spent a year studying protozoans with Max Verworn at the zoological station in Naples. In the early twentieth century, Jennings began studying inheritance and evolution in protozoans and introduced new experimental methods for laboratory study. By 1920 he had left the laboratory to popularize genetics and harmonize the relationship between biology, religion, and the humanities.‎

‎The Method of Regulation in Behavior and in Other Fields.‎

‎Baltimore, 1905. Royal8vo. Offprint in the original printed wrappers. Uncut. Reprinted from ""The Journal of Experimental Zoölogy"", Vol. II [2], No. 4. A very fine and clean copy. 473-494 pp.‎

‎Offprint of Jennings' paper in which he gives a general outline of the method of regulation shown in the behavior of the lower organisms.Herbert Spencer Jennings (1868-1947), American botanist who was trained at Illinois Normal School and the University of Michigan, then spent a year studying protozoans with Max Verworn at the zoological station in Naples. In the early twentieth century, Jennings began studying inheritance and evolution in protozoans and introduced new experimental methods for laboratory study. By 1920 he had left the laboratory to popularize genetics and harmonize the relationship between biology, religion, and the humanities.‎

‎L'homme Invisible‎

‎Le livre de poche 1986 poche. 1986. broché. 253 pages. C'est en hiver que l'étranger s'est installé à l'auberge du village d'Iping. Ses bandages qui lui enveloppent entièrement la tête sauf le nez d'un rouge vif lui donnent un aspect étrange assez terrifiant et les langues vont bon train. On l'aurait peut-être laissé en paix s'il n'avait pas retardé le paiement de sa note et s'il n'y avait pas eu un vol mystérieux au presbytère. Mandat est donné de l'arrêter mais comment se saisir d'un personnage qui disparaît à mesure qu'il se dépouille de ses vêtements ? Quant à l'étranger obligé d'être nu pour échapper aux poursuites il souffre cruellement du froid et de la faim. Ainsi débute l'aventure du savant qui a découvert la formule de l'invisibilité un des romans les plus célèbres de Herbert George Wells et par son invention et son humour un des chefs-d'oeuvre de la littérature fantastique Bon Etat‎

‎# TITRE: Les uniformes napoléoniens‎

‎ # AUTEUR: Elting John & Knötel Herbert # ILLUSTRATEUR: Herbert Knötel # ÉDITEUR: Quatuor 26310 Miscon # ANNÉE ÉDITION: 2021 # COUVERTURE: pleine soie noire d'Orient # DÉTAILS: 2 volumes in 4° reliés 240pp. 240pp. N° 62 des 90 exemplaires reliés soie avec 10 reliés plein cuir, le tout constituant la seule édition. T1: Armée royale 1789-1791; troupes émigrées; armée d'Egypte, la grande armée: état major; infanterie légère; infanterie de ligne; unités spéciales d'infanterie; chasseurs à cheval; hussards; dragons; chevaux légers lanciers, cavalerie lourde. T2: suite; artillerie; génie; gendarmerie, police, régiments disciplinaires; service de santé et administration; régiments étrangers; garde nationale, garde d'honneur; marine; garde impériale. 2 illustrations en couleurs ou une par page. En coffret de fort grammage en couleurs. Très bon état. # PHOTOS visibles sur www.latourinfernal.com‎

‎John Elting coopéra avec l'aquarelliste Herbert Knötel (décédé en 1963), voici donc ici la Grand Armée telle qu'il en représenta les régiments français et étrangers. Tous sont d'authentiques soldats, qu'ils soient en grande tenue ou en uniformes de camp, et se montrent à nous non pas forcément tels que les règlementations le leur imposaient, mais bien tels qu'ils étaient réellement, comme des hommes aux prises avec leur temps. ‎

‎La route de Dune‎

‎ 2006 Robert Laffont, collection Ailleurs et demain, dirigée par Gérard Klein - 2006 - petit In-8 broché - 426 pages‎

‎Bon état ‎

‎L'Algérie contemporaine illustrée‎

‎ In-8 (240 x 160 mm), cartonnage rouge illustré éditeur estampé or, tranches dorées, 359 pages, 4 planches en couleurs. Paris, Victor Palmé, s. d. [1882].‎

‎Edition originale de cet ouvrage illustré de 4 belles planches hors-texte de costumes en couleurs par Adrien-Marie, et de nombreuses illustrations daprès dessins ou photographies par Sargent, Chapon, Thimas, Bervellier, Bure, ...Piqûres aux premiers feuillets.Bon exemplaire. ‎

‎Herbert Marcuse , dans la collection Sup Philosophes (Présentation et extraits de ses uvres - La dialectique, langage du grand refus - Le fascisme contre Hegel - Philosophie et positivisme - Le principe de sur-repression et le principe de rendement - Contradiction entre la théorie de Freud et la thérapeutique psychanalytique - Civilisation et bonheur selon Freud - Fourier, précurseur de Marcuse ? - Fondements de l'interprétation marcusienne du marxisme, les Manuscrits de 1844 - La société unidimensionnelle - L'irrationalité cachée d'une société rationaliste - Le grand refus - Peut-on parler de la fin de l'utopie - L'éthique soviétique vue par Marcuse - L'éthique occidentale - La liberté - Le mouvement étudiant - L'opposition étudiante aux Etats-Unis d'Amérique )‎

‎Presses Universitaires de France - P.U.F. , Sup Philosophes Malicorne sur Sarthe, 72, Pays de la Loire, France 1970 Book condition, Etat : Bon broché, sous couverture imprimée éditeur marron et blanche, illustrée d'un portrait d'Herbert Marcuse In-8 1 vol. - 106 pages‎

‎ 1ere édition, 1970 Contents, Chapitres : 1. La vie - 2. La philosophie : Marcuse philosophe - Marcuse et Freud - Marcuse et la société industrielle d'aujourd'hui - 3. L'uvre - 4. Extraits : La dialectique, langage du grand refus - Le fascisme contre Hegel - Philosophie et positivisme - Le principe de sur-repression et le principe de rendement - Contradiction entre la théorie de Freud et la thérapeutique psychanalytique - Civilisation et bonheur selon Freud - Fourier, précurseur de Marcuse ? - Fondements de l'interprétation marcusienne du marxisme, les Manuscrits de 1844 - La société unidimensionnelle - L'irrationalité cachée d'une société rationaliste - Le grand refus - Peut-on parler de la fin de l'utopie - L'éthique soviétique vue par Marcuse - L'éthique occidentale - La liberté - Le mouvement étudiant - L'opposition étudiante aux Etats-Unis d'Amérique - Bibliographie - Herbert Marcuse, né le 19 juillet 1898 à Berlin et mort le 29 juillet 1979 à Starnberg (Bavière), est un philosophe, sociologue marxiste, américain d'origine allemande, membre de l'École de Francfort avec Theodor Adorno et Max Horkheimer. - Il est notamment l'auteur et de L'Homme unidimensionnel (1964), qui veut démontrer le caractère inégalitaire et totalitaire du capitalisme des « Trente Glorieuses ». Ces affirmations lui valurent des critiques, notamment celle qui proclamerait la tolérance envers toutes les opinions sauf les opinions « qui perpétuent la servitude », malmènent l'autonomie au profit du statu quo répressif et protègent « la machine de discrimination qui est déjà en service ». Pour Marcuse, la tolérance envers des idées qui servent le système de domination et d'oppression est une dénaturation du concept de tolérance : Marcuse oppose la vraie tolérance, qui est nécessairement émancipatrice, à une perversion opportuniste de l'idée de tolérance, qu'il qualifie de « tolérance répressive ». Selon Marcuse, c'est la « tolérance répressive » qui a autorisé la prise du pouvoir par le parti nazi en Allemagne. Pour Marcuse, « une des réalisations de la civilisation industrielle avancée est la régression non-terroriste et démocratique de la liberté la non-liberté efficace, lisse, raisonnable qui semble plonger ses racines dans le progrès technique même». (source : Wikipedia) couverture à peine jaunie avec une legere trace de pliure sans gravité au coin supérieur du plat supérieur, le bas du plat inférieur de la couverture est fortement jauni ainsi que l'intérieur du plat, intérieur sinon frais et propre, cela reste un bon exemplaire de cette petite étude sur Herbert Marcuse avec de nombreux extraits thématiques du grand philosophe allemand - format de poche‎

‎Taxonomic Biochemistry and Serology , International Conference on Taxonomic, Biochemistry, Physiology and Serology, held at the University of Kansas, September, 1962‎

‎The Ronald Press Company Malicorne sur Sarthe, 72, Pays de la Loire, France 1964 Book condition, Etat : Bon hardcover, editor's binding, full green clothes, no dust-jacket fort et grand In-8 1 vol. - 738 pages‎

‎few figures 1st edition Contents, Chapitres : Preface, Contents, x, Text, 728 pages - 1. Principles of systematics : Arthur Cronquist : The old systematics - Ernst Mayr : The new systematics - Robert R. Sokal : The future systematics - 2. Perspectives in molecular taxonomy : Marcel Florkin : Perspectives in comparative biochemistry - Alan A. Boyden : Perspectives in systematic serology - Bradley T. Scheer : The uses of comparative physiology - William C. Boyd : Modern ideas on races, in the light of our knowledge of blood groups and other characters with known mode of inheritance - Hans Laufer : Macromolecular patterns in development and evolution - William Glenn and William E. Prather : The Bio-Courier project : Comparative immunobiological analyses for interplanetary explorations - 3. Taxonomic biochemistry of plants : E.A. Bell and L. Fowden : Studies on amino acid distribution and their possible value in plant classification - Ralph E. Alston and B.L. Turner : Comparative chemistry of Baptisia : Problems of intraspecific hybridization - Tom J. Mabry : The betacyanins, a new class of red-violet pigments, and their phylogenetic significance - Herbert P. Riley and Jerome D. Hopkins : Paper chromatographic studies in the aloineae, II. The rigidae and redusae sections of haworthia - B.G. Brehm and R.E. Alston : Patterns of variation among several kinds of chemical constituents of baptisia leucophaea var. laevicaulis - 4. Taxonomic serology of plants : Otto Moritz : Some special features of serobotanical work - Richard N. Lester : Comparative immunochemistry of the tuber-bearing species of the genus solanum - Comparative serological studies with the families cornaceae (dogwood) and nyssaceae (sour gum) - 5. Comparative biochemistry of animals : A.C. Wilson and N.O. Kaplan : Enzyme structure and its relation to taxonomy - Nguyen van Thoai and Jean Roche : Diversity of phosphagens - Chih H. Wang : Comparative glucose catabolism in biological systems - Konrad Bloch : Comparative aspects of lipid metabolism - Eleanor Wenger and Byron S. Wenger : A comparative study of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase activity in olfactory regions of the brain - William S. Allison and Nathan O. Kaplan : The comparatove enzymology of triosephosphate dehydrogenase - G.W. Brown : Urea synthesis in elasmobranchs - William J. Rutter and William E. Groves : Coherence and variation in macromolecular structures in phylogeny - Charles G. Sibley : The characteristics of specific peptides from single proteins as data for classification - Kenneth R. Porter : Chromatographic comparisons of the parotoid gland secretions of six species in the Bufo valliceps group - James L. Wittliff : Venom constituents of Bufo fowleri, Bufo valliceps, and their natural hybrids analyzed by electrophoresis and chromatography - 6. Taxomonic serology of animals : Morris Goodman : Problems of primate systematics attacked by the serological study of proteins - M.R. Irvin : Some aspects of immunogenetics in relation to taxonomic problems - Arthur E. Duve : An immunological comparison of seven species of birds from four orders based on skeletal muscle antigens - Frank Dolyak : Intraspecific variations among chicken plasmas - Peter Abramoff, Rezneat M. Darnell and Joseph S. Balsano : Serological relations of toad populations of the Lake Michigan area - Iowa W. Marable and W.G. Glenn : Quantitative serological correspondence of ungulates by gel diffusion - Wayne Frair : Turtle family relationships as determined by serological tests - W. Manski, S.P. Halbert and T.P. Auerbach : Immunochemical analysis of the phylogeny of lens proteins - A.E.R. Downe and A.S. West : The serological specificity of hemolymph antigens in various stages of insect development - 7. Molecular taxonomy of microorganisms : P.H.A. Sneath : Comparative biochemical genetics in bacterial taxonomy - Manley Mandel and Robert Rownd : Deoxyribonucleic acid base composition in the enterobacteriaceae : An evolutionary sequence ? - Miyoshi Ikawa : Cell-Wall composition in relation to the classification of lactic acid bacteria - C.K. Williamson : Serological classification of viridans streptococci from the respiratory tract of man - 8. Taxonomic electrophoresis of animals : Herbert C. Dessauer and Wade Fox : Electrophoresis in taxonomic studies illustrated by analyses of blood proteins - William B. Hebard : Serum-protein electrophoretic patterns of the amphibia - Thomas C. Cheng : Comparative electophoretic studies on the sera of marine and fresh-water mollusks - Alan E. Leviton, George S. Myers and Benjamin W. Grunbaum : An electrophoretic survey of rattlesnake venoms - Bob G. Sanders : Electrophoretic studies of serum proteins of three trout species and the resulting hybrids within the family salmonidae - Murray L. Johnson and Merrill Wicks : Serum-protein electrophoresis in mammals : Significance in the higher taxonomic categories - Appendix : Honors presentation to Alan A. Boyden : Professor - In memoriam Philip Newmark - Index no dust-jacket, else fine copy, no markings‎

‎"Puppetry 1944-1945 An International Yearbook of Puppets and Marionettes"‎

‎"New-York. 15 5 cm x 23 cm. 1945. Cartonné et toilé. 68 pages. New-York The Puppeters of America 1945. Cartonné 15 5 cm x 23 cm 2+ 66 pages illustrations et photos noir & blanc hors-texte. Textes en anglais de Herbert Schiffel Louise Martin Gilbert Lawrence Herbert H. Hosmer ...ex-libris de Eric Bramall. Tampon de Foz L'Art de la Marionnette - Caen bon état" "Bon état"‎

‎De errore profanarum religionum ad constantium et constantem augg. Ioan Wouver recensuit.De religione gentilium errorumque apud eos causis.‎

‎ 1603 - 1700 Respectivement :Bibliopolio Frobeniano, s.l. [Bâle], 1603. Joannem Wolters, Amsterdam, 1700. [1f.], 223 pages dont page de titre, [2pp.] d'index pour Firminus Maternus puis [1f.] blanc, page de titre, [1f.] d'adresse au lecteur et sommaire, 312 pages, [10ff.] d'index et [1f.] blanc. 2 ouvrages reliés à la suite dans un plein ivoire XVIIIe, pièce de titre postérieure de maroquin rouge, très larges manques au dos manifestement endommagé par le feu, pigmentation des plats, intérieur frais. ‎

‎ La librairie est ouverte du mardi au samedi de 9h30 à 12h30 et de 13h30 à 19h00. Commandes par courriel ou téléphone. Envoi rapide, emballage soigné. La librairie est ouverte du mardi au samedi de 9h30 à 12h30 et de 13h30 à 19h00. Commandes par courriel ou téléphone. Envoi rapide, emballage soigné. ‎

‎BENN : Les amis de l'œuvre du peintre Benn, texte collectif de André Chamson, Etienne Souriau, Jean Bancal, Armand Lanoux, Herbert le Porrier, Stéphane Rey. Maurice Serullaz, Julien Tardieu, Maurice Tassart, Charles Vildrac. ‎

‎ Klincksieck, Paris 1970 - bon état 1 vol.grand In-4. broché. bon état. sans pagination les amis de l'œuvre du peintre Benn, texte collectif de André Chamson, Etienne Souriau, Jean Bancal, Armand Lanoux, Herbert le Porrier, Stéphane Rey. Maurice Serullaz, Julien Tardieu, Maurice Tassart, Charles Vildrac. sans pagination‎

‎Albert camus‎

‎Seuil 1978 in8. 1978. Broché. 686 pages. Bon Etat intérieur propre‎

‎Pétain‎

‎Seuil 1984 24x15 4x4 8cm. 1984. Broché. 727 pages. Bon Etat intérieur propre‎

‎Messie de dune‎

‎Pocket 1980 poche. 1980. broché. Bon Etat intérieur propre‎

‎La vie divine / tome 4 seul‎

‎Albin michel / Spiritualités vivantes 1959 in8. 1959. broché. Très bon état exemplaire non coupé‎

‎ECHANGER DES SAVOIRS A L'ECOLE: Abécédaire pour la réflexion et l'action‎

‎CHRONIQUE SOCIA 2004 15x3 2x21 2cm. 2004. Broché. Très bon état‎

‎Fluke‎

‎Presses Pocket 1992 11x18x1cm. 1992. Broché. 216 pages. Très bon état‎