Annales de l'École libre des sciences politiques : recueil trimestriel / publié avec la collaboration des professeurs et des anciens élèves de l'école ; comité de rédaction M. Emile Boutmy,... M. Léon Say,... M. Alfred de Foville,...

1887 (A2).

Annales de l'École libre des sciences politiques : recueil trimestriel / publié avec la collaboration des professeurs et des anciens élèves de l'école ; comité de rédaction M. Emile Boutmy,... M. Léon Say,... M. Alfred de Foville,...

1888 (A3).

Annales de l'École libre des sciences politiques : recueil trimestriel / publié avec la collaboration des professeurs et des anciens élèves de l'école ; comité de rédaction M. Emile Boutmy,... M. Léon Say,... M. Alfred de Foville,...

1895 (A10).

Annales de l'École libre des sciences politiques : recueil trimestriel / publié avec la collaboration des professeurs et des anciens élèves de l'école ; comité de rédaction M. Emile Boutmy,... M. Léon Say,... M. Alfred de Foville,...

1892 (A7).

[12 lettres de condoléances adressées à Louise Massenet, 1912]

f.1 : carte d'Adolphe Aderer ; f.2-3 ; lettre de Paul Deschanel ; f.4 : lettre sur papier de deuil de François Flameng ; f.5 : lettre d'Alfred Mézières ; f.6 : carte de Hippolyte-Lucas ; f.7 : lettre de Théophile Homolle ; f.8 : lettre de la Comtesse de Ségur ; f.9 : carte pneumatique d'Henry Simond ; f.11 : lettre d'Henri Welschinger ; f.10, 13-14 : lettres de correspondants non identifiés

Documentation of Graf-Wilczek-Knoll

During Leg ANT-XXIII/9 on the 31st March 2007 the German research vessel Polarstern mapped a significant bathymetric feature with its swath sonar system at the north-west margin of the Kerguelen Plateau. Due to the fact, that the feature was discovered just a month after the third IPY 2007/2008 has started, it was named after Graf Wilczek who, together with Carl Weyprecht, had promoted the first IPY. The undersea feature name proposal was officialy accepted by the GEBCO Sub-Committee on Undersea Feature Names (SCUFN) at its 20th meeting in late July and was added to the GEBCO Gazetteer of UFN (http://www.iho.shom.fr/COMMITTEES/GEBCO/SCUFN/scufn_intro.htm). ______________ Graf Hans Wilczek (Notation of the name from the book of Wilczek's daughter Elisabeth Kinsky- Wilczek). The Austrian naval hero Tegetthoff in 1871 planned an expedition to the southern hemisphere. The geophysicist G. Neumayer (1826-1909) already was selected as its chief scientist. Also the naval officer Carl Weyprecht (1838-1881) and the mountaineer Julius Payer (1841-1915) were to participate. Because of the sudden death of Tegettoff the project came to a halt and eventually was cancelled. By support of the well known geographer August Petermann (1822-1878) Weyprecht and Payer made a voyage into the Barents Sea which made them believe having seen the "open polar sea". An additional undertaking to confirm and to extend the find was obvious. At this stage of the affair count Hans Wilczek (1837-1922) got involved. He not only fostered a new expedition with a considerable sum of money, but he participated in commanding a support vessel to Novaya Zemlya. Wilczek managed to get home but the expedition vessel under Weyprecht's command became imprisoned in the pack for two years and at least had to be abandoned. After an adventurous trip back to civilisation Weyprecht changed his mind in what he considered the best way of polar research. Together with Wilczek in 1875 he started the promotion of international station-based polar exploration - the IPY was born. Wilczek guaranteed the constitution of an Austrian station on Novaya Zemlya and was ready to winter over there personally. Because of several political and other obstructions the beginning of the IPY was delayed till 1882. Wilczek's friend Weyprecht had passed away already. The command of the Austrian station, eventually erected on Jan Mayen, was given to Emil v. Wohlgemuth (1843-1896). Wilczek financed the main part of the Austrian IPY participation. Wilczek is described as honest and popular. On the one hand acquainted with the most prominent persons of his days, he respected everybody and had many relationships with scientists and artists. There is a kind of autobiography under the title: Hans Wilczek erzählt seinen Enkeln Erinnerungen aus seinem Leben (Hans Wilczek tells his grandchildren reminiscences from his life); edited by his daughter Elisabeth Kinsky-Wilczek, Graz 1933, 502 p. The book is available in an English version: Happy Retrospect - the Reminiscences of Count Wilczek 1837-1922, Bell and Sons, London 1934, 295 p.

Notes d'un chasseur à pied (1915-1917), publiées avec une notice et des discours sur l'auteur par M. Hauvette ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Correspondance inédite d'Eusèbe Renaudot avec le cardinal François-Marie de Médicis (années 1705, 1706 et 1707)

Mode of access: Internet.

Correspondance du duc d'Aumale et de Cuvillier-Fleury;

I. 1840-1848.--II. 1848-1859.--III. 1859-1864.--IV. 1865-1871.

Archives ou correspondance inédite de la maison d'Orange-Nassau /

2. sér. has imprint: Utrecht : Kemink et fils, 1857-1861; 3.-5. sér. have imprint: Leyde : A.W. Sijthoff, 1907-1915.

Fortunio : comédie lyrique en 4 actes et 5 tableaux : d'après Alfred de Musset : La maison grise : romance extraite du duo : ténor ou soprano /

Caption title.

Correspondance de Christophe Plantin ...

Edited from the originals preserved in the Musée Plantin-Moretus at Antwerp: v. 1-3, by Max Rooses; v. 4-8/9, by J. Denucé.

Correspondance, littéraire, philosophique et critique par Grimm, Diderot, Raynal, Meister, etc., revue sur les textes originaux, comprenant outre ce qui a été publié à diverses époques les fragments supprimés en 1813 par la censure, les parties inédites conservées à la Bibliothèque ducale de Gotha et à l'Arsenal à Paris,

"Opuscules et lettres de Grimm": v. 16, p. [247]-502.