*Les Hommes d'État pendant la Guerre*

Martin, William

Paris

Éditions des Horizons de France

Protat Frères

1929

Paris: Éditions des Horizons de France, 1929

French

Achevé d'imprimer par Protat Frères, à Mâcon, le 15 juillet 1929

382 pages

Contains black-and-white illustrations within the text

None

Octavo (8vo)

22.5 × 14.5 cm

Not identified

Good-quality industrial wove paper

No visible watermarks can be identified from the supplied images

Black letterpress printing of good quality with excellent legibility

Later half-leather binding with cloth-covered boards

Dark brown, black and gilt

Spine with raised bands, gilt rules and gilt title; the decoration at the foot of the spine is heavily worn, preventing the identification of any possible initials

Black leather spine with raised bands and gilt title; foot of the spine heavily worn

Historical study devoted to the principal statesmen of the First World War. It examines the political careers and influence of the leading figures of the major belligerent powers, as well as their role in the development of the conflict and the peace negotiations. The volume includes illustrations, a table of contents and accounts of the principal political leaders of the period.

Work devoted to the analysis of the principal statesmen of the First World War.

Published by Éditions des Horizons de France in 1929.

Finished printing on 15 July 1929 by Protat Frères in Mâcon.

Bears the stamp of the «Libreria Francesa», Rambla Centro 8, Barcelona.

Quality later half-leather binding.

The spine shows significant wear, especially at the foot, preventing the identification of any possible decorative initials.

Retains its original marbled endpapers.

Contemporary history

First World War, statesmen, international politics, diplomacy, political biographies, European history, international relations, twentieth century

0471

Good overall condition; spine visibly worn but text block complete and well preserved

Biblioteca d'Alfred Gallart i Genís

Bears the stamp of the «Libreria Francesa», Rambla Centro 8, Barcelona; later half-leather binding with cloth-covered boards; spine with raised bands and gilt title, showing heavy wear at the foot that prevents the identification of any possible initials; good-quality industrial wove paper without identifiable watermarks.