Bookbinding in France
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His administrative ability early attracted the notice of Cardinal Mazarin, who confided to him the management of his affairs, and in 1661, when on his deathbed, appointed him one of the executors of his will. He also recommended him to the king as a man of well-proved fidelity and great capacity for business. " Sire," the cardinal is reputed 1 The processes through which a book passes after it is sewed, and before it is placed in the hands of the finisher to be tooled.
54 FRENCH BOOKBINDING to ...have said, some days before he died, to Louis XIV., " I owe everything I possess to your Majesty, but I believe I pay a portion of my debt in leaving you Colbert." The benefits conferred upon France by Colbert were very great. He restored the finances of the State to a flourishing condition, promoted in every way manufactures and commerce, and was~a generous patron of literature, science, and art. He increased the royal library from 16,000 to 40,000 volumes, and gave every encouragement to men of genius, dispensing a considerable sum every year in pensions to persons who deserved them on account of their learning or their works.
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His administrative ability early attracted the notice of Cardinal Mazarin, who confided to him the management of his affairs, and in 1661, when on his deathbed, appointed him one of the executors of his will. He also recommended him to the king as a man of well-proved fidelity and great capacity for business. " Sire," the cardinal is reputed 1 The processes through which a book passes after it is sewed, and before it is placed in the hands of the finisher to be tooled.
54 FRENCH BOOKBINDING to ...have said, some days before he died, to Louis XIV., " I owe everything I possess to your Majesty, but I believe I pay a portion of my debt in leaving you Colbert." The benefits conferred upon France by Colbert were very great. He restored the finances of the State to a flourishing condition, promoted in every way manufactures and commerce, and was~a generous patron of literature, science, and art. He increased the royal library from 16,000 to 40,000 volumes, and gave every encouragement to men of genius, dispensing a considerable sum every year in pensions to persons who deserved them on account of their learning or their works.
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