INVENTORY #109346
Nuevo Diccionario Frances-Espanol y Espanol-Frances
SALVA, Vicente
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$100.00 CAD
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Vicente Salva (1786 - 1849), grammarian, bibliographer, bookseller and publisher, was a Spanish political exile in England who started out by opening a bookshop with his son. In 1824, while in London, he created a library in Spanish and the Classics with the help of his English friends. The library soon became a gathering place for liberal Spanish emigrants. He was also professor of Greek at the University of London. He expanded his business to publishing and, from 1830, also operated in Paris.
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Publication Info
- Publisher: Libreria de Garnier Hermanos
- Edition: Tenth edition
- Date Published: 1885
- Place Published: Paris
- ISBN: n/a
Details
- Condition: Ex library-good
- Signed: No
- Dust Jacket: No
- Jacket Condition: n/a
- Details:
viii, 650 p. 29 cm. Burgundy leather and cloth with gold and blank impressing. Spine worn at both ends. Boards stained and corners bumped. Moderate foxing. Both endpapers dampstained. Title page has tear and library stamp. First 12 pages have ink mark at bottom corner. Page 79 bottom corner ripped and folded. Small tears bottom of 713-715.