France -- Court and courtiers -- 17th century -- Early works to 1800

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

A political satire. Reflections upon schism caused by revolting princes. Caption title. Date of publication from Lindsay & Neu. Decorative initial.

Reiteration of the general public opinion that the rebellious princes should lay down their arms and join the Crown. Replique de Jacques Bonhomme, paysan de Beauuoisis, a son compere le Crocheteur. Caption-title. Imprint from colophon. 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.

A political satire. Expression of loyalty to the Crown by the true Frenchman Maistre Guillaume who is anti-Spanish in attitude. Cover title. "Donné par nous, Maistre Guillaume ... le troisiesme May mil six cents quatorze"--Page 5. Also published under title: Le procès et jugement dernier entre les malcontents et Jacques Bonhomme.--cf. André, Les sources de l'histoire de France, part III, v. 4, p. 76, no. 2051.

A political satire. Plea to the Princes to bring peace to the country.