120.00€
First edition of L’Algérie (Volume II) by Baron Baude, published in Paris by Arthus Bertrand in 1841.
Written by:
Conseiller d’État and former Commissaire du Roi en Afrique,
the work constitutes an important early French colonial account of Algeria during the first decades following the French conquest initiated in 1830.
Combining political observation, administrative analysis, and travel narrative, the book provides valuable insight into:
Baron Baude belonged to the circle of high-ranking French officials directly involved in African affairs, giving the work both documentary and historical importance.
This copy is preserved in an attractive contemporary fine half-leather binding with gilt spine decoration, giving the volume excellent shelf presence and strong decorative appeal.
Good (+) antique condition.
Please refer carefully to the photographs for a complete condition assessment.
Works concerning early French Algeria from the 1830s–1840s are increasingly sought after due to their significance within:
Baron Baude’s official position in Africa gives this work particular documentary value as an early eyewitness and administrative perspective on colonial Algeria.
A desirable volume for collectors of:
