[BÉGUILLET, Edme (-1786) et BUCQUET, César]. - photo 1

[BÉGUILLET, Edme (-1786) et BUCQUET, César].

Lot 24
23.03.2023 15:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 24 | [BÉGUILLET, Edme (-1786) et BUCQUET, César].
Estimate value
€ 400 – 600
[BÉGUILLET, Edme (-1786) et BUCQUET, César].

Observations sur la boulangerie. Sans lieu ni nom [Paris : Onfroy et Belin], imprimerie de Lambert & Baudouin, 1783.

Édition originale de la seconde partie, à pagination séparée, du Traité-pratique de la conservation des grains et farines… de César Bucquet.



Ces Observations, rédigées par Edme Béguillet sur les remarques de César Bucquet, ancien meunier de l’Hôpital général de Paris et auteur du Manuel du meunier, sont le complément à son traité sur la conservation des grains. Elles s’ouvrent sur une virulente adresse de l’auteur à Antoine Parmentier et Antoine-Alexis Cadet de Vaux, en réponse à leur création de l’École de Meûnerie et de Boulangerie de Paris, et à leurs discours parus en 1780 à cette occasion : « D’ailleurs ces Messieurs continuent leurs attaques sourdes & indirectes dans leurs écrits & dans les Journaux ; non contens d’apprendre la Chimie aux Boulangers de Paris, ils veulent professer la Meûnerie. Ils profitent de mes découvertes pour en farcir leurs compilations sans me citer ; il falloit donc couper court à toutes ces tentatives odieuses… ».

Les ouvrages de Bucquet ne sont pas à seule vocation technique mais revêtent, par leur ton et leur propos d’économie politique, une véritable portée socio-économique à la veille de la Révolution française.



In-8 (215 x 135 mm). Broché, chemise et étui modernes de toile beige (cahier D bruni).



First edition of the second part of Bucquet’s and Béguillet’s Observations about bakery.

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