Paris, pendant l'année ... : par M. Peltier.

Other author Peltier, Jean-Gabriel, 1760-1825 editor.
Format Electronic
Publication InfoÀ Londres [London, England] : De l'imprimerie de T. Baylis, Greville-Street. Imprimé aux frais de J. De Boffe, libraire, Gerrard-street; & se vend aussi chez Debrett, Piccadilly; Boosey, Broad-street, near the Royal-Exchange; & chez les marchands de nouveautés, 1795-
Descriptionvolumes ; 8⁰.
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Variant title Paris
FrequencyEvery eight issues (collected issues)
General noteEditor: Jean-Gabriel Peltier.
General noteText in French.
General noteImprint includes year of publication.
General noteImprint varies; later volumes printed by Cox, fils, et Baylis.
General noteBooksellers of some volumes also include Dulau and Peltier.
General noteNote on title page of no. 8 [v. 1]: "Chaque tome sera donc composé à l'avenir de huit numéros de 64 pages chacun, ce qui fera 32 feuilles d'impression, ou 512 pages, y compris le titre & la table des matières."
General noteVolumes include added contents pages, with volume numbers on direction line of each weekly issue.
General noteIssues numbered consecutively, with continuous pagination in each volume.
General noteIssues include extracts from: Mercure de France, and the last issues (of 1802) describe the 2nd Haitian revolution, listing the French colonial dead and describing various events.
General noteReproduction of original from British Library.
References NCBEL, II:1310
References Times handlist, p. 47
References Crane & Kaye, 675
References English Short Title Catalog, P2630.
Special numberingEarly volume title pages lack numerical designation.
Special numberingVolumes were intended to include 8 numbers, however the total number of issues ended at 250 in 35 vols.
Reproduction noteElectronic reproduction. Farmington Hills, Mich. : Cengage Gale, 2009. Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited by licensing agreements.
Indexes In each volume: subjects.
Title history noteCumulates original issues, printed weekly or semimonthly.
Genre/formPeriodicals England 18th century.

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