Nouvelle Collection des Mémoires Pour Servir à L'histoire de France Depuis le Xllle Siècle Jusqu'à la fin du XVllle; Précédés de Notices Pour Caractériser Chaque Auteur des Mémoires et son Époque; Suivis de L'analyse des Documents Historiques qui s'y Rap

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