(Markgraf Karl Friedrich von Baden). - photo 1

(Markgraf Karl Friedrich von Baden).

Lot 2228
12.05.2020 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Kiefer
Event locationGermany, Pforzheim
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Lot 2228 | (Markgraf Karl Friedrich von Baden).
(Markgraf Karl Friedrich von Baden). Abrege des principes de l'economie politique. Karlsruhe, Macklot 1786. VIII, 51 S. Pappband der Zeit mit Goldschn. (Rckn. mit gr. Fehlst., berieben u. best.).

Einaudi 3107. Goldsmiths 13132. Higgs 5393 Anm. Kress B. 1084. Nicht bei Humpert und INED. - Zweite Einzelausgabe, wie die erste Einzelausgabe (Paris u. Karlsruhe, Lacombe 1772) ebenfalls sehr selten. War erstmals in den "Ephemerides du Citoyen" (Januar 1772) erschienen. "The 'Abrege', in which the margrave summarized his views, is nearest to pure physiocratic doctrine and reflects at the same time the rationalist conceptions of the age of Enlightenment" (ESS). "Vor allem auch seine engen Beziehungen zu Du Pont de Nemours und Mirabeau (dem Vater), zwei Hauptvertretern der physiokratischen Lehre (mit denen er eine umfangreiche Korrespondenz unterhielt), bestärkten ihn bei der Regierungstätigkeit in dem auf das Untertanenwohl gerichteten Ziel" (ADB). Karl Friedrich (1728-1811) gilt als Musterregent des aufgeklärten Absolutismus. Er schaffte die Folter ab, schuf das Pensions- und Versicherungswesen seines Landes und hob die Leibeigenschaft auf.
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