Recollections of a French Marchioness volume 1
Recollections of a French Marchioness volume 1
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Great excitement prevailed, and it was debated whether they should not first of all communicate everything to the Regent, but this plan was not adopted. It was decided that they ought to begin by petitioning the magistrates, taking care to make them ac- quainted with the extraction, malady, and and took refuge in france ; he gained the confidence of the Duke of Orleans and instituted a bank, founded on excellent principles of self-aggrandise- ment. He afterwards became Comptroller-General, was ...deservedly detested, dismissed, and died in poverty at Venice. (Translator's Note. ) FRENCH MARCHIONESS. 195 character, of the Cointe de Horn, as well as the melancholy occurrences of his former life.
The evening before his trial we presented ourselves in a body as relatives of the accused to the number of fifty seven persons of con- siderable distinction, in the long corridor of the palace which led to the court of justice called La Tournelk, and this we did that we might bow to the judges as they passed.
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Great excitement prevailed, and it was debated whether they should not first of all communicate everything to the Regent, but this plan was not adopted. It was decided that they ought to begin by petitioning the magistrates, taking care to make them ac- quainted with the extraction, malady, and and took refuge in france ; he gained the confidence of the Duke of Orleans and instituted a bank, founded on excellent principles of self-aggrandise- ment. He afterwards became Comptroller-General, was ...deservedly detested, dismissed, and died in poverty at Venice. (Translator's Note. ) FRENCH MARCHIONESS. 195 character, of the Cointe de Horn, as well as the melancholy occurrences of his former life.
The evening before his trial we presented ourselves in a body as relatives of the accused to the number of fifty seven persons of con- siderable distinction, in the long corridor of the palace which led to the court of justice called La Tournelk, and this we did that we might bow to the judges as they passed.
What to read after Recollections of a French Marchioness volume 1?
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