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Livres anciens et modernes

Walser, Gabriel.

Neue Appenzeller Chronick oder Beschreibung des Cantons Appenzell der Innern- und Aussern-Rooden . Samt einer chronologischen Erzehlung der Merckwürdigen Geschichten des Landes . und einem Anhang der vornehmsten Instrumenten, Diplomatum, Bündnissen, Friedens-Schlüssen etc.

St. Gall, Ruprecht Weniger for the author, 1740

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Année
1740
Auteur
Walser, Gabriel.
Éditeurs
St. Gall, Ruprecht Weniger for the author
Thème
HISTORY (KULTURGESCHICHTE), HELVETICA: APPENZELL-SCHAFFHAUSEN-THURGAU,

Description

Title printed in red and black. With richly figured engr. frontispiece by Jacob Gottlieb Thelot, and engr. folding map of canton Appenzell by Gabriel Walser, in contemp. handcoloring. 8 unn. leaves, 752 pp., 112 pp. appendix. 8vo. Contemp. leather with gilt spine label (some repairs). St. Gall, Ruprecht Weniger for the author, 1740. First edition of the main work of Gabriel Walser (1695-1776). He considered it as a continuation of the chronicle of Bischoffberger which leads up to 1682; the present "Neue Chronick" stops in 1732, when political events took place that he was not allowed to comment upon, being himself involved. While he still considerd history to be a mirror of God's omnipotence, he based a lot of information on his own research and experience; his topographical descriptions were the result of explorations, as was his map, published here for the first time and for years to come the basis for the mapping of the region. The beautiful engraved title is the work of Jacob Gottlieb Thelott (1708-1760), who contributed illustrations to Scheuchzer's "Physica sacra". - Frontispiece with a small piece missing from the margin, map reinforced in folds, a few spots, on the whole good copy. - Barth 1954; Haller IV, 796; Wyss 293-94; Feller/Bonjour 493-494; Graf 124. HISTORY (KULTURGESCHICHTE) ; HELVETICA: APPENZELL-SCHAFFHAUSEN-THURGAU ;
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