Books by Labaume Eugene

Hartford, CT: Silas Andrus. Very Good. 1817. Hardcover. Ffep mssg front, water stain to title page leather dried and cracked at spine . ... more information

Hartford:: By Silus Andrus and E. Peck,, 1817.. Full worn calf. Back cover cracked, foxing.. Battle plans missing.. 8vo.. A translation of this famous history of Napoleon's campaign in Russia by Labaume (1783-1849) Captain of the Royal Geographical Engineers, Ex-Officer of the Ordanance of Prince Eugene, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. Hew also published a "Monarchial and Constitutional History of the French Revolution." ... more information

Philadelphia: Published by John Conrad and Co., 1815. 1st American edition. Octavo, rebound in modern green boards, paper label, 356 pp. Very Good; foxed throughout, former-owner signature. ... more information

Hartford, CT: Silas Andrus, 1817 Russia; Napoleonic War; 356 pages of text. Measures 19.9cm in height. Hardcover; full old leather binding, worn; lacking preliminary blank leaves; lacking plan of battle of Moskwa and 2/3 of plan of battle of Malojaroslavits; lacking end blank leaves; owner marks; different type setting from inventory #3437ba.. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good- condition. Octavo (8vo). ... more information

1816. Good. LABAUME, Eugene. A CIRCUMSTANTIAL NARRATIVE OF THE CAMPAIGN IN RUSSIA. Hartford: Sheldon and Goodrich, 1816. Second American from the second London edition. 356 pp. + folding map. As is, lacks boards. Block intact, sound, lacking spine. Ex-library with title page inkstamp. Moderate foxing to text and map. One folding map (missing one?) at rear has closed 2 inch tear, but is complete, representing the Plan of the Field of Battle of the Moskwa. Title page continued: "Embellished with Plans o... more information

Labaume, Eugene. CIRCUMSTANTIAL NARRATIVE OF THE CAMPAIGN IN RUSSIA: CONTAINING A FAITHFUL DESCRIPTION OF THE AFFECTING AND INTERESTING SCENES OF WHICH THE AUTHOR WAS AN EYE-WITNESS. Translated from the French. Hartford, S. Andrus & Son, 1848. 1st American edition. New cloth spine and marbled paper boards with the spine lettered in gilt. A daily account of events surrounding the advance of Napoleon's Fourth Corps into Russian territory beginning in July and ending in December of 1812. "I retra... more information

Hartford, CT: Silas Andrus, 1817 356 pages of text. Measures 19.9cm in height. Hardcover; full old leather binding, worn; front hinge cracked; illustrated with 2 folding plans; different type setting from inventory #6692ba; ex libris. Russia; Napoleonic wars.. First edition in English. Hardcover. Very good- condition. Octavo (8vo). ... more information

Philadelphia: John Conrad. 1815. First American edition. Hardcover. Good. First U. S. printing, 1815. Tall 8vo, original plain olive green paper- covered boards, two folding plans (The Battle of Moskwa and the Battle of Malo-Jaroslavitz), 356 pp. good+ copy, boards soiled and edgeworn, newly rebuilt japanese paper spine, contents good to very good, some tanning and foxing throughout, but complete, hinges tight, not a bad looking copy. First UK edition published in London, 1814. This first American printing ... more information

London: Samuel Leigh, 1814. 8vo, pp. xii, 408. Translated from the French. TEG. Dark blue straight grained morocco, stamped in gilt. Two fold-out maps (Plan of the Field of Battle of The Moskwa, Sept. 7, 1812, and Plan of the Field of Battle of Malo-Jaroslavetz, 24 Oct. 1814.) Cover little rubbed along hinges, occasional foxing, but generally a nice tight copy. ... more information