298. [Varia]. Set of approximately 160 manuscript and printe - Lot 298

298. [Varia]. Set of approximately 160 manuscript and printed documents from the late 18th and early 19th centuries on various subjects and in various states, including: an excerpt from a treatise on dancing (12 pages), a treatise on marine navigation with the moon (half-opened by a rodent), several notebooks of political or scientific notes, a collection of notes on literature and the art of writing (34 pages), a series of notes on the French Revolution (21 loose leaves), a manuscript of philosophical considerations (26 pages), a collection of legal notes stapled through the leaves (about a hundred leaves), Les Remontrances du parterre ou lettre d'un homme qui n'est rien à tous ceux qui ne sont rien (Paris, 1814), La Vieille noblesse et la roture suivi d'un avis aux électeurs par Trigant-Gautier (Bordeaux, 1820), a 106-page manuscript, incomplete at the end due to a rodent attack, dealing with maintaining society, a thick bundle of archives concerning mainly the commune of Saint-Romain in the Charente region, etc. Manuscripts in good condition rub shoulders with those in poor condition. This lot, available for consultation at the time of the visit, is offered as is: no claims will be accepted.