L'uomo libero o sia ragionamento sulla libertà naturale e civile dell'uomo

Author: [Gian Rinaldo Calvi]

Code: LIFIMO0229523

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L'uomo libero o sia ragionamento sulla libertà naturale e civile dell'uomo

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Publisher:  s.e.

Place of printing:  Lyon [but Florence]

Year of publication: 

Product Condition:
Half leather binding with gilt title and fillets on the spine and plates covered with marbled paper with embossed floral friezes: peeling on the caps, hinges, plates and edges of the plates; on the rear plate there are defects in the paper covering. Cuts sprayed with traces of dust. Well-preserved papers, slightly browned with rare foxing and stains and sporadic marginal notations in pencil, excessively trimmed; puddle of humidity at the internal margin of the cc from E1 to F3 (very intense and extended to almost the entire c in F1-F2) and from H1 to H8. Text in Italian

Pages:  (4),182

Format:  In the sixteenth

Dimensions (cm):
Height:  15
Width:  9

Description

Rare first edition published anonymously and with false indication of the place of printing (Lyon, but printed in Florence) of this short essay by the economist and historian Gian Rinaldo Calvi, developed in the Milanese environment where Calvi, elected president of the Supreme Council of Economics Austro-Hungarian in 1765 thanks to his studies on monetary issues, he came into contact with the group of Lombard reformers of the Caffè of Pietro Verri and Cesare Beccaria. From the first lines, Calvi's positions in this work are in open controversy with the positions of the new Enlightenment philosophy and in particular with the theories of Rousseau's Social Contract, carrying forward a conception of sovereignty and society based on the concept of property. private and on a political level to justify enlightened absolutism. Printer's mark on the title page and engraved friezes

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