Contemporary pamphlets associated her with the supposed Secte des Anandrynes
this Saintes edition is not referenced in major online bibliographies
Second official - and first complete edition of an important essay by Jean-François Melon
One of only 300 self-published first edition copies of “undoubtedly one of the best productions of 19th-century Louisiana literature” (Hamel)
Cambridge Imperial and Post-Colonial Studies Series
A 17th-century woman heraldist!? Netherlands Contemporary pamphlets associated her withAnna Neytsen [= Anna Felicia Neyts (d. 1704)(?)]. [Heraldic working manuscript]. Netherlands (Bruges?), in or shortly after 1669. Folio (32 x 21 cm.), 128 leaves, manuscript on paper, executed in ink and pencil. Comprising over 2. 500 coats of arms, systematically arranged and captioned, with numerous annotations, corrections, excluding several pages of blank shields. Also some pasted paper flaps, revealing revised versions of individual arms while