VARIOUS WRITINGS BY AND ABOUT ERIK GUSTAFA GEIJER (10).

(GEIJER, ERIK GUSTAFA). About false and true enlightenment, with regard to religion. A little popular writing from the nineteenth century, by En Lekman. Stockholm, at Henr. A. Nordstrom, 1811.
8:o.175 x 103 mm. (2), 75 pp. Marbled near contemporary cardboard ribbon with cut faded red label. Stock mottled, a few small spots, occasional notes.
+ SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM - GEIJER, ERIK GUSTAF (trans.) .Macbeth. Tragedy of Shakspeare. Translated by Eric Gustaf Geijer. Uppsala, at Stenhammar och Palmblad, 1813.
8:o. 183 x 1007 mm. (6), 106, (1) pp. Small nutty burgundy near contemporary cardboard band with gold lined back label made of black leather and bundled cover. Partially layer stained. G. W. Gumaelius signature on the inside of the bound front cover.
First translation into Swedish of Shakespeare's Macbeth. Gumaelius was at the time before his death in 1877 the last living member of the Götisk Förbund.
+ GEIJER, ERIK GUSTAFA. Remembrance speech for [...] frilord Malte Ramel, given at the entrance to the Swedish Academy, on 25 Jan. 1826.Stockholm, with Henrik A. Nordström, 1826.
8:o. 180 x 110 mm. 27 pp. Marbled later cardboard band with parchment-coded chapter. Consistently weak moisture water.
+ Some remarks on education and teaching, in view of the changes demanded in the general education system. Stockholm, at P. A. Norstedt & Söner, 1829.
8:o. C:a 195 x 115 mm. (29, 50 pp. Uncut, in worn contemporary grey paper cover.
+ Lefvernes description of his Excellency Mr Count Cl. Fleming... Read in Kongl. Witterhets- Historie- och Antiqvitets- Academien, d. May 29, 1832. Stockholm, at P. A. Norstedt & Söner, 1832.
8:o. 203 x 122 mm. (2), 18 pp. Paperback, in marbled contemporary paper cover.
+ GEIJER, ERIK GUSTAF (pres.) - NOLCKEN, CARL ADAM von (resp.) Considerations on the foundation of the European colonial empire. Diss. Uppsala, Palmblad & C., 1833.
8:o. C:a 200 x 145 mm. (4), 30 pp. Stapled, uncut, in later blue paper cover.
+ GEIJER, ERIK GUSTAFA. The Blue Book. Scattered notes. Orebro, N. M. Lindh's Book Printing Company, 1837.
8:o. C:a 207 x 125 mm. (6), 86 pp. Paperback, uncut, in slightly worn printed original cover.
+ About Marcus Tullius Cicero. Speech at the closing ceremony of the Academic Rectorate d. December 13, 1836. Uppsala, at Sv. P. Leffler, 1837.
8:o. 220 x 137 mm. Paperback, in printed original cover. Tear the back cover. transpot stamps on the inside of the front and some Strokirk signature were identical.
+ MALMSTRÖM, BERNHARD ELIS. Memorial speech for Erik Gustaf Geijer in the name of the student youth held in Upsala on 6 June 1848. Uppsala, Leffler and Sebell, 1848.
8:o. 218 x 130 mm. (2), 36 pp. Paperback, in original printed cover. Front cover with signature in ink and small bright spot, transport stamps on the back.
+ STENBERG, STONE JOHAN. Memorial speech for Erik Gustaf Geijer, at Wermlands, in Upsala students, on behalf of the nation held on 18 November 1847. Stockholm, P. A. Norstedt & Sons, 1848.
8:o. 213 x 136 mm. 37, (1) p. Paperback, in original printed cover. Bit by bit small bearing speckled. J. Nordenfalk's signature on the front cover.

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Provenance: Clas Ifvarsson (1941-2012), CEO and CEO of Stockholm Stadshus AB. Former CEO of a couple of companies within the City of Stockholm and for a period active in municipal politics. His impressive collection of books consisted mostly of Swedish literature from the 17th to the 19th century, but also many other important works with an emphasis on Sweden. Ifvarsson was very interested in cultural history and also a dedicated and knowledgeable collector, which was reflected in his extensive library.