Condé, Henri II de Bourbon -- prince de -- 1588-1646

A political satire. Plea to the Princes to bring peace to the country. Duplicate see Box 14 folder 34.

Concerns the revolt of the Prince of Condé, Henry II. Dated at Paris March 28, 1614; is another edition of the Lettre de Messievrs de Bovrdeavx ... Signatures: Aiiij Bij (Aiij misnumbered as Aij). Printer's device on title page; head pieces; decorative initial.

Prononcée apres celle d'Alexandre le Forgeron. Achior le duc de tous les fils d'ammon, dit. monseigneur s'il te plaist de m'escouter ie diray la verité en ta presence & nesortira point une fausse parolle de ma bouche. Iudith. 5. In favor of the alliance policy with Spain. Signatures: A-B⁴. Published in response to "Advis a Monseignevr le prince". Cf. Bourgeois et André, "Les Sources de l'Histoire de France", 1924.

Exhorting the Prince de Condé to return to the court and to stop his revolt against the crown, and prevent the outbreak of Civil War. Signed: Vostre tres-humble & tres-obeissant seruiteur Nerveze. De Paris ce 16. Mars 1614. Signatures: A-B⁴. Title vignette (Printer's device?); head-piece, decorative initial.

Concerns the intrigues of the Prince of Condé. Woodcut title vignette (royal coat-of arms); headpiece; initial. Dated: Paris, last day of May 1614 and signed Marie.

Concerns the letter of the Prince of Condé dated February 19, 1614 to the Queen Regent giving his reasons for retiring from the court. Attributed in Lindsay and Neu to Guillaume Ribier. Signatures: A-C⁴, D⁴ ( -D4). Pagination error: page 30 misprinted as 28. Title vignette (printer's device?).

Concerns the revolt of the princes and the coming convocation of the Etats Généraux. Discours sur le traité de Soisson. Signatures: A-B⁴. Title vignette (printer's device?); woodcut head-piece, initial.

Concerns the revolt of the Prince de Condé, and suggests that the Queen should make concessions. Consideration sur l'esSigned: Tres-humble tres-obeissant & tres fidele suject & seruiteur S.B.S. Woodcut head-piece; initial.

Coniouissance de Jacques Bonhomme, paysan de Beavvoisis. Bonhomme discussed the negative impacts of war on the peasants; peace is essential. Signed at end: Iacqves Bon-Homme. Title vignette; woodcut head-piece, decorative initial. Signatures: A-B⁴.

Lettre de Monsieur de Nevers a la Royne. Contains also two additional letters by Henry and by the Duke de Nevers. Written at Mezieres February 18, 1614, and signed Henry de Bovrbon, on letters on pages 12 and 14. "De Mezieres ce 19. Feurier, 1614"--Page 16.