MOREUX-THE SECRET OF BEING vol.I-IV [complete].

MOREUX Theophilus
THE MYSTERY OF BEING
Vol. I-IV [half-final set].

I. Where do we come from? Drawings and photographs by the author in a total of 151 illustrations. Authorized translation. Translated by Eng. K[onstanty] S[edlaczek]. Poznan [et al.] 1925. circulation of St. Adalbert's Bookstore, pp. [8], 166, [2], illustr. in text; acc:

II. Who are we? Drawings and photographs by the author in a total of 151 illustrations. Authorized translation. Translated by Eng. K[onstanty] S[edlaczek]. Poznan [et al.] 1925. circulation of St. Adalbert's Bookstore, pp. [4], 135, [4], illustr. in text; acc:

III. Where are we? Drawings and photographs by the author in a total of 92 illustrations. Poznan [et al] 1925. circulation of St. Adalbert's Bookstore, pp. [4], 122, [2], illustr. in text; acc:

IV. Where do we go from here? Drawings and photographs by the author in a total of 92 illustrations. Poznan [et al.] 1925. published by St. Adalbert's Bookstore, pp. [4], 128, [2], illustr. in text, 24.5 cm,

HARDCOVER PUBLISHER'S HALF CLOTH BINDING WITH GILT ON SPINE
The most widely read work of Théophile Moreaux (1867-1954) - French astronomer and meteorologist, director of the astronomical observatory in Bourges. "It is a book unique in its kind. In four parts [...] it deals with such a great multitude of issues in cosmogony, geology, prehistory, ethnology, etc., that only a man of immense erudition indeed and of first-rate writing talent, such as X. Moreaux, could tie it all together in a unified whole, make it accessible to non-fiction readers and give it in an almost felicitous form" (From the preface).

CONDITION DB+/cover scuffed, light tear of front cover, interior flawless