Mourning, Cardinal, and Court Movements at Fontainebleau
Fragmented 17th century notice recounts mourning rites at the court of Louis XIV, Cardinal de Noailles and peers visiting Fontainebleau, the Pope’s Nuncio, and Catholan meetings. Mentions arrests, trials, and Newgate proceedings, plus shipping, naval affairs, and Windsor levees amid a chaotic daily record of state and society.
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Cardinal Dé Fleury
Fontainebleau
M. Crozat
Car- Noaillés
Ingenitus
Cardinal de Noaillés
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