Memoirs of Count Grammont 1
Memoirs of Count Grammont 1
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He spoke his own language with purity; he had some merits but more conceit: and he made no use of the merit he had^ but to make himself enemies.' Voltaire adds^ ^ Bussi was released at the end of eighteen months: but he was in disgrace all the rest of his life, in vain protesting a regard for Lewis XIV.' Bussi died 1693. Of St. Evremont, see note on p. 187- P. 7. Louis XIIL'] Son and successor of Henry IV. He began to reign 14th May, 1610, and died 14th May, 1643.
Ibid. Cardinal de Richelieu,']... Of this great minister Mr. Hume gives the follow^ ing character. — '^ This man had no sooner, by suppleness and intrigue, gotten posses- sion of the reins of government, than he formed at once three mighty projects; to subdue the turbulent spirits of the great, to reduce the rebellious Hugonots^ and to curb the encroaching power of the House of Aus- tria. Undaunted and implacable, prudent and active, he braved all the opposition of the French princes and nobles in the pro- NOTEsr. 217 secQtion of his veDgeance; he discovered and dissipated all their secret cabals and conspiracies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He spoke his own language with purity; he had some merits but more conceit: and he made no use of the merit he had^ but to make himself enemies.' Voltaire adds^ ^ Bussi was released at the end of eighteen months: but he was in disgrace all the rest of his life, in vain protesting a regard for Lewis XIV.' Bussi died 1693. Of St. Evremont, see note on p. 187- P. 7. Louis XIIL'] Son and successor of Henry IV. He began to reign 14th May, 1610, and died 14th May, 1643.
Ibid. Cardinal de Richelieu,']... Of this great minister Mr. Hume gives the follow^ ing character. — '^ This man had no sooner, by suppleness and intrigue, gotten posses- sion of the reins of government, than he formed at once three mighty projects; to subdue the turbulent spirits of the great, to reduce the rebellious Hugonots^ and to curb the encroaching power of the House of Aus- tria. Undaunted and implacable, prudent and active, he braved all the opposition of the French princes and nobles in the pro- NOTEsr. 217 secQtion of his veDgeance; he discovered and dissipated all their secret cabals and conspiracies.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthony Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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