Guillaume-Thomas Raynal

Guillaume Thomas François Raynal  (1713–1796)
	Alternative names	Guillaume-Thomas Raynal; Abbé Raynal; the Abbé Raynal; Guillaume Thomas Raynal; Qiyom Toma Fransua Reynal
	Description	French writer and priest
	Date of birth/death	12 April 1713	6 March 1796
	Location of birth/death	Lapanouse	Passy
	Authority file	: Q727782 VIAF: 89354395 ISNI: 0000000110308074 LCCN: n82028328 NLA: 36543425 Open Library: OL305198A GND: 118969420 SELIBR: 276015 SUDOC: 027091430 BNF: 119212827 NDL: 01182982 BIBSYS: 90652405 HDS: 045809 NKC: ola2006345357 SBN: IEIV002094 BNE: XX1094106 CiNii: DA02993149 RKD: 351294 J9U: 987007275518205171 Koninklijke: 069477205 WorldCat

creator QS:P170,Q727782

English: Guillaume Thomas François Raynal, writer, priest.

Français : Guillaume-Thomas Raynal, écrivain, penseur, et prêtre.

Portraits de Guillaume-Thomas Raynal, (1713-1796)

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Histoire des deux Indes, 1780

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Illustrations sur Bnf-Gallica

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Ouvrages en format djvu

Les 10 volumes de l'Histoire philosophique et politique des établissemens et du commerce des Européens dans les deux Indes, édition de 1780, sont à corriger sur Wikisource : I — II — III — IV — V — VI — VII — VIII — IX — X

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  Volume 1 - Livres premier & second
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  Volume 2 - Livres troisième & quatrième
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  Volume 3 - Livres cinquième & sixième
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  Volume 4 Livres septième & huitième
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  Volume 5 Livres neuvième & dixième
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  Volume 6 Livres onzième & douzième
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  Volume 7 Livres treizième & quartorzième
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  Volume 8 Livres quinzième, seixième & dix-septième
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  Volume 9 Livre dix-huitième
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  Volume 10 Livre dix-neuvième.

Cartographie, 1780

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Histoire des deux Indes

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