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Title
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Level of description
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Date
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f. 10 |
Note from Jacques Defermon to —, with a summary of the reply |
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1798 |
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f. 13 |
Letter from Jean-Gabriel-Maurice Roques, etc., particular commissioners for the loan against England, to Dominique-Vincent Ramel-Nogaret |
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13 Apr. 1798 |
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ff. 17–25 |
Extract from the registers of the deliberations of the Directory, containing a proclamation regarding the execution of the law concerning the loan against England |
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11 Jan. 1798 |
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ff. 26–30 |
Printed leaves from a booklet, headed Departement de la Seine: Emprunt national pour la descente en Angleterre |
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c. 1798 |
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f. 31 |
Printed leaflet, containing a poem entitled ‘La Visite en Angleterre, ou, Le Bal a Londres’ |
Part |
1798 |
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f. 32 |
Printed leaflet, containing a poem entitled ‘Chant guerrier pour la descente en Angleterre’ |
Part |
1798 |
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f. 33 |
Poem entitled ‘Vengeance!’, by Claude-Joseph Rouget de Lisle, in a mid-19th c. hand |
Part |
c. 1850 |
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**B**, p. 5 |
‘Sermon contre les Impies et blasphémateurs, &ca. &ca. Exorde’: an adaption of part of J. H. S. Formey’s preface to L’Anti-Sans-Souci |
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**B**, pp. 6–18 |
‘Abrégé du Kode de la Nature Par M. Mirabaud … Londres | 1770’: adapted from Chapter XIV of Baron d’Holbach’s Système de la Nature |
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**B**, pp. 74–8 |
‘Discours Eternel’: a verse treatise, in four parts (author unknown) |
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**B**, pp. 114–15 |
‘Descripcion de Paris’: part of the fourth canto of Delille’s L’Homme des champs |
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**B**, p. 115 |
Verses, by an Augustinian friar |
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**B**, pp. 115–23 |
‘Lettre. Le Silfe Oromasis, ò Kabaliste Abukibak’: Letter CXXXI of the Marquis d’Argens’ Lettres cabalistiques |
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**B**, pp. 128–41 |
‘Lettre 3e. Le Kabaliste Abukibak, ò studieû Ben Kiber’: Letter CXXV of the Marquis d’Argens’ Lettres cabalistiques |
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**B**, pp. 143–68 |
(There is no writing on these pages, though all but the last have borders.) |
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**C**, pp. 1–3, 3a, 3b, 4–14 |
‘Statuts de l’Ordre de l’Annonciation’, by Joseph Grosset(?) |
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f. 1v |
Print of Jean-Paul Marat |
Part |
c. 1793 |
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f. 1 |
Title: ‘Dépenses De la Révolution du 10 août’ |
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c. 1800 |
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f. 2r |
Printed pamphlet entitled Système rationnel de navigation aérienne, a circulation stable, fondé sur le principe de la séparation des appareils, ainsi que sur l’emploi du point d’appui et pratiqué au moyen d’un propulseur rotatif a effet alterno-continu, by Hippolyte Barnout |
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1857 |
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f. 23r |
‘Proposal for establishing an Aëronautic Fraternity’, signed by Charles Green (president), F.(?) Green, William Upcott, Edward Spencer, Jacob Henry Burn, and J.(?) Green |
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17 Feb. 1839 |
View |
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f. 24r |
Letter from Charles Green to P. N. Scott, 19 Aug. 1840, with a cutting from the Norwich Mercury, 22 Aug. 1840, containing a letter from Charles Green and a related note |
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19 and 22 Aug. 1840 |
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f. 30r |
Letter from R. M. Milnes to Arthur Hallam, written during an ascent in a balloon on 29 May 1829, with later notes on the occasion of its composition |
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29 May 1829 |
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f. 31r |
Cutting from The Times, containing a letter from G. S. N. headed ‘Children’s Balloons’ |
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31 Mar. 1857 |
View |
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f. 35r |
Cuttings from The Times, containing an article headed ‘A Balloon Voyage’ |
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27 July 1859 |
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f. 37r |
Letter from Eugène Robertson to the Queen of the French |
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1 June 1831 |
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between ff. 38 and 39 |
Cutting from the Illustrated London News, containing an article headed ‘The Late Charles Green’, with an engraved portrait |
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16 Apr. 1870 |
View |
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f. 1r |
Note on the contents of the book |
Part |
18th or 19th c. |
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f. 2 |
List of prominent people, including members of the royal family, with some addresses, in an unidentified hand |
Part |
1721 x 1731 |
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ff. 3–4 |
List of names, headed ‘The Names of the Gentlemen in Lincolnn Inn Fields’, in an unidentified hand |
Part |
early 18th c. |
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f. 6 |
‘An Acrostick Epitaph on Mr Christopher Henley’s Tomb, in Stepney Church-Yard. in July 1693.’ In an unidentified hand. Author unknown. |
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early 18th c. |
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