Declaration du roy, sur ce qui s'est passé en sa ville de Peronne
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"The King, in this pamphlet, cites the acceptance of his rule in Peronne, which had been regarded as a center for malcontents. Furthermore, the King informs all concerned that Henri II, Duc de Longueville, Governor of Picardy, 1595-1663, was blameless …
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"The King, in this pamphlet, cites the acceptance of his rule in Peronne, which had been regarded as a center for malcontents. Furthermore, the King informs all concerned that Henri II, Duc de Longueville, Governor of Picardy, 1595-1663, was blameless insofar as the previous troubles in Peronne were concerned"--French Political Pamphlets Digital Collection, Brigham Young University.
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""The King, in this pamphlet, cites the acceptance of his rule in Peronne, which had been regarded as a center for malcontents. Furthermore, the King informs all concerned that Henri …"
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