Note 36 — Chapter I
Reading edition
The pretext was Montmorency’s complaint because his son Damville was not given the government of Provence, which St. André had held (Rel. vén., I, 435; cf. Nég. Tosc., III, 401).
Reading edition
The pretext was Montmorency’s complaint because his son Damville was not given the government of Provence, which St. André had held (Rel. vén., I, 435; cf. Nég. Tosc., III, 401).