Album of verses and prose in various hands : manuscript, 1658-1711.

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Album of verses and prose in various hands : manuscript, 1658-1711.

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Satirical verses and short prose compositions in French, written in various mostly calligraphic hands with dates 1658-1678, the pages then filled up with later additions in ordinary hands dated as late as 1711.

1 v. (48 leaves) ; 17 x 22 cm.

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