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The youth of Madame de Longueville, or new revelations of court and convent in the seventeenth century

Note 267 — Chapter III · 1642 to 1644.

Frederick W. (Frederick William) Ricord translation

Library of the Arsenal, small in-4ᵒ, lettered on the back, Fr. Jurisprudence, 19 (B). “It contains: 1st, Proposals for the reform of Abbeys and Priories; 2d, Fable of the Lion and of the Fox; 3d, Story of M. de Coligny and of Madame de Longueville.”—National Library, Mélanges, vol. cclxi., in-12ᵒ, comprising a collection of songs, letters of Madame de Courcelles, pretended letters of different ladies to Fouquet, and in the midst the history of Agésilan and Isménie. In comparing the two manuscripts, we find but little difference between them.

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