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Philippe-Emmanuel de Coulanges, Marquis de [Paris, 1633 – id., 1716], French songwriter, letter writer, and memoirist; cousin and friend of Madame de Sévigné. A collection of 10 autograph letters mounted on tabs and bound. Addressed jointly with Monsieur Lamoignon, a lawyer at the Paris court. The letters were written in Rome during the year 1690 while the Marquis de Coulange was on a diplomatic mission for Louis XIV to ease tensions between France and the Holy See. He attended the papal elections of 1689 and 1692 and discusses them in this correspondence.
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