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MAZARINADES] - . . 7 vol. in-4, 34 Mazarinades, half-perc. C…
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MAZARINADES] - . . 7 vol. in-4, 34 Mazarinades, half-perc. C…
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MAZARINADES] - . . 7 vol. in-4, 34 Mazarinades, half-perc.
Coq à l'asne ou Lettre burlesque du sieur Voiture ressuscité au preux chevalier Guichens, aliàs mares. chal de Gramont, sur les affaires et nouvelles du temps. Paris, chez la veuve et héritière de l'auteur, rue Bon-Conseil, à l'enseigne du Bout du Monde, 1649, 8 pages. MOREAU 797.
- Avis important de M. de Châteauneuf, donné avant le départ de Sa Majesté de Fontainebleau, touchant la résolution, qu'on doit prendre sur le mécontentement de M. le Prince (S. 1.), 1651, 16 pages. MOREAU 517: There is a Second opinion, given in Poitiers and a Letter written from Poitiers, bearing the answer to the opinions, etc. The author allows to believe, in the second opinion, that it is not the case. The author allows us to believe, in the Justification de monseigneur le Prince, that the Avis was condemned by the parlement.
- Triolets sur le tombeau de la galanterie et sur la réforme générale. (S. 1.), 1649, 24 pages. MOREAU 3871. They were published in the Nouveau siècle de Louis XIV, p. 197 of the I vol. under the reduced title of: le Tombeau de la galanterie, triolets.
- Règlement arrêté au conseil tenu au palais d'Orléans pour pourvoir aux vivres de la ville, et les miracles de la paille. Paris, Jacques Le Gentil, 1652, 8 pages. MOREAU 3074. The council is dated 5 August.
- Minister of State flamed. Ridendo dicere ve-rum quid vetat? Copy printed in Paris, 1649, 16 pages. MOREAU 2470. Signė D. B. A cheerful, witty, well-written pamphlet, which Naudé ranks fourth among burlesque pieces (page 283 of Mascurat).
- Gazetier (le) désintéressé. Paris, Jean Brunet, 1649. MOREAU 1466. Two parts, one of 24, and the other of 8 pages. The second part is entitled Suite ou Deuxième suite, etc., published by the widow Musnier, 1649. In fact, it has nothing in common with the Gazetier désintéressé other than the title. Above all, it is not by the same author. The Gazetier désintéressé is signed D. B. It lacks neither seriousness of style nor correctness.
- Avis salutaires aux citoyens et peuple de la ville de Paris sur l'état présent des affaires. (S. 1.), 1649, 8 pages. MOREAU 539. For the duc d'Elbeuf against the prince de Conti. This is therefore one of the first pamphlets.
- Discours et considérations politiques et morales sur la prison des princes de Condé, de Conty et due de Longueville, by M. L. Paris, Sébastien Martin, 1650, 30 pages. MOREAU 1120 This is a paraphrase, more moral than political, of the King's letter to the Parlement. The author hopes that the Prince de Condé will take Christian advantage of his prison.
- Second avertissement aux Parisiens, posted in Paris on 14 July 1651 (S. 1. n. d.), 7 pages. There is another edition also s. 1. n. d., but only 4 pages. See the Avis aux gens de bien. MOREAU 3604.
- Caquet (le) ou entretien de l'accouchée, contenant les pernicieuses entreprises de Mazarin découvertes. Paris, 1651, 39 pages. Bad imitation of Caquet de l'accouchée, s. 1. 1622. The following year, the Nouveau caquet, etc. was published, which is no better. MOREAU 630.
- Déclaration du roi pour l'innocence de monseigneur le prince de Condé, vérifiée en parlement, Sa Majesté y séant, le 7 septembre 1651. Paris, par les imprimeurs et libraires ordinaires du roi, 4651, 8 pages. The Rouen edition, by the King's printers, has only 7 pages. MOREAU 947.
- Heureuse (1) captivité, ou l'Innocence reconnue de messieurs les princes et duc de Longueville par les moyens de leur liberté, contenant l'histoire de ce qui s'est passé depuis le siége de Dunkerque jusques à présent, ensemble les intrigues et artifices desquels s'est servi'le cardinal Mazarin pour la perte de cette maison, dedicated to monseigneur le prince de Condé. Paris, André Chouqueux, 1651, 71 pages. MOREAU 1629. The text presents a pamphlet by Henry Laysible, in which the author explains his links with the House of Condé and the losses he suffered during the Prince's captivity. He then discusses facts that are not considered very interesting, but relates a more noteworthy anecdote: Mazarin's triumphal return to Paris after the battle of Réthel, accompanied by troops and the court.
- Discours désintéressé sur ce qui s'est passé de plus considérable depuis la liberté de messieurs les princes jusqu'à présent (S. 1.), 1651, 30 pages. MOREAU 1118. The text is a rebellious pamphlet supporting Gondy and criticising the political intrigues of the time, in particular those attributed to Servien to divide the princes. It also raises contradictory accusations concerning the author's alliances and mentions the army's resistance to Parliament's decisions, referring to several historical sources.
- Dernières (les) résolutions de monseigneur le Prince, après les grandes rigueur avec lesquelles l'on l'a traité, envoyées à tous les peuples (S. 1.), 1651, 20 pages. MOREAU 1040. The Prince speaks. His latest resolutions are to chase Mazarin's supporters away from the King. This is not new; but the pamphlet is rare.
- Avertissement, à messieurs les prévost des marchands et eschevins de la ville de Paris, sur la fuite et le retour funeste du cardinal Mazarin, prédit par Michel Nostradamus. Paris, J. Boucher, 1651, 20 pages, with a woodcut portrait of Nostradamus on the title. MOREAU 446. The text introduces Jacques Mengau, a professor of mathematics who published in 1649 a privilege for his works, notably a dictionary related to the ancient sciences. He is then described as the author of several astrological pieces published in 1651-1652, which caused quite a stir. The passage also mentions uncertainties about his identity and variants of his name in other texts.
- Horoscope (1') de Jules Mazarin, naïvement et fidèlement expliquée (sic) des Centuries de M. Nos-trodamus, tant du passé, présent qu'avenir, ensemble des épithètes et thême céleste sur toutes les lettres de son nom et surnom. The portrait of his Father. Paris, 1649, 8 pages. MOREAU 1665. The portrait is, in fact, on the front of the title. Here are the two centuries denounced as false by Mengau, in his seventh Avertissement.
- Théologien (le) d'État à la reyne, pour faire déboucher Paris. Paris, Jean du Bray, 1649. MOREAU 3770. The text describes a Fronde pamphlet in two parts, appreciated for the quality of its style. It is mentioned and praised by Naudé and Guy Patin as one of the best of its time. The passage also states that it was published in several slightly different editions, etc.
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