Libre harangue faicte par Mathault en la presence de Monsieur le prince en son chasteau d'Amboise, le seiziesme iour de iuin 1614
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"A caustic criticism of Condé who is urged to set aside his differences, return to Paris, and make his peace with the Crown. The fictional Mathault was free to speak in more direct language than an actual person. A rather …
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"A caustic criticism of Condé who is urged to set aside his differences, return to Paris, and make his peace with the Crown. The fictional Mathault was free to speak in more direct language than an actual person. A rather critical pamphlet"--French Political Pamphlets Digital Collection, Brigham Young University.
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""A caustic criticism of Condé who is urged to set aside his differences, return to Paris, and make his peace with the Crown. The fictional Mathault was free to speak …"
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