ROUSSEAU (Jean-Jacques). Collection including: 1 - ROUSSEAU. - Lot 34

ROUSSEAU (Jean-Jacques). Collection including: 1 - ROUSSEAU. Speech which won the Prize at the Academy of Dijon. In the year 1750. On this question proposed by the same Academy; If the restoration of the Sciences of Arts contributed to purify the morals. By a Citizen of Geneva. Geneva, Barillot fils, s.d. [ 1750 ] ; 2 - ROUSSEAU. Observations of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, of Geneva. On the Answer which was made to his Speech. S.l.n.n., 1751; 3 - [STANISLAS (the King) and MENOUX (Fr. Joseph de)] - Answer to the Speech which won the Prize of the Academy of Dijon. On this question: If the Re-establishment of the Sciences of Arts contributed to purify the Customs. By a Citizen of Geneva. S.l.n.n., 1751. 34, ( 2 ) ; 4 - [ BORDE (Ch.) ] - Speech on the Advantages of Sciences and Arts, Pronounced in the public Assembly of the Academy of Sciences Belles-Lettres of Lyon, on June 22, 1751. With the Answer of Jean J. Rousseau, Citizen of Geneva. Geneva, Barillot fils, 1752 ( 2 ) ; 5 - BOUCHER de LA RICHARDERIE (l'Abbé) - Discours sur l'Utilité des Lettres. Paris, s.n., 1753 ; 6 - GAUTIER. Letter from J.J. Rousseau, of Geneva, to Mr. Grimm, on the Refutation of his Discourse. [ Paris ], s.n., 1751 ; 7 - ROUSSEAU. Narcissus or the Lover of himself. Comedy by J.J. Rousseau, Represented by the Comedians of the King, on December 18, 1752. S.l.n.n., 1753. (4), xxxiii, (2), In-8 marbled calf, triple gilt fillet in frame, spine with nerves decorated, lemon morocco title-piece, red edges (period binding).