AYMÉ (Jean-Jacques). Deportation and shipwreck of J. J. Aymé, ex-legislator; followed by the table of life and death of the deportees, on his departure from Guyana, with some observations on this colony and the negroes. Paris, Maradan, s.d. [1800]. In-8, marbled half calf with corners, smooth spine decorated, daffodil edges (Binding of the period). First edition of this curious work (Chadenat, n°2775). It contains, in appendix, the alphabetical list, with age, qualities, situation, of those deported to Cayenne in execution of the law of 19 fructidor an V. A very pleasant copy. Stamp with crowned initials FA; ex-libris scratched on the front cover and label at the top of the spine. Attached: BRISSON (Pierre-Raymond de). History of the shipwreck and captivity of M. de Brisson. With a description of the deserts of Africa, from Senegal to Morocco. Genève, Barde, Manget & Cie ; Liège, Desoer, 1790. In-12, marbled basane (Binding of the period). First known account of the shipwreck of a European on the coast of Mauritania, enslaved by the Moors of Cap Blanc in 1785. Stamp of the General Government of Algeria. Binding damaged with tears and spotting, title missing, heavy wetness at the head of the volume.