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The women of the Renaissance

Note 214 — Chapter IV · THE EMBROIDERY OF LIFE

George Herbert Ely translation

[Anne de Montmorency, the coarse, violent Constable of France, who mumbled his prayers and his orders to his men together, because, as Brantôme says, “he was so conscientious that he always tried to combine the two duties.”]

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