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19 - COULANGES, KNOWN AS THE MARQUIS DE COULANGES, Philippe-Emmanuel [Paris, August 23, 1633 – Paris, January 31, 1716], French writer, magistrate, and songwriter.
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COULANGES, KNOWN AS THE MARQUIS DE COULANGES, Philippe-Emmanuel [Paris, August 23, 1633 – Paris, January 31, 1716], French writer, magistrate, and songwriter. A collection of 10 handwritten letters from the Marquis de Coulanges to Mr. de Lamoignon, written between January 1690 and June 1690. The letters are bound in an ivory-colored half-maroquin leather binding. Large 8vo; good condition. The letters are all dated from Rome and cover various topics (the pope, papal bulls, his trip to Santa Marta with the ambassador, his delight at his situation in Rome, etc.). A brief transcription of the letters is included.
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