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Condition: binding slightly rubbed
The style of drawing is also close to drawings attributed to Drost
A small contemporary ink inscription in top corner of title and a three line ink inscription at the end of the final page
Published in response to the abolition of France’s state tobacco monopoly in 1791
[L'Abbé Guillaume-Antoine Le Monnier (1723-1797)]
The Rallier Papers Drawings Condition: binding slightly rubbed32 manuscripts, drawings and maps of the engineer geographers of Saint Domingue (Haiti). A major late 18th century collection of primary colonial source material on colonial Haiti, Dominica and pro slavery discourse, assembled by royal colonial engineer Louis Rallier. This collection brings together thirty two manuscript parts that formed part of the working world of the French colonial engineers in Saint Domingue. Until the late eighteenth century,