Poems, 18th century.

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Poems, 18th century.

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12 anonymous poems or groups of small poems, 11 in French and one in Italian, all in different hands. Three are titled as chansons; two are simply referred to as vers, one about the Jesuits and the other about the Marechal de Villeroy; the one in Italian is an impromptu; one is a description of Madrid; one is a fable of the shepherd and the dogs, and one, which is printed, is an epigramme about an lawyer whose name is withheld.

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Villeroi, François de Neufville, duc de, 1644-1730.

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Villeroi was a favorite of King Louis XIV, who made him Maréchal of France despite his reputation of military incompetence. In his testament, the King chose him as tutor of his successor, Louis XV. From the description of Letter Innsbruck,to a cardinal, describing how he was taken prisoner in Cremona, 1702. (Getty Research Institute). WorldCat record id: 80261030 ...

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