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[Pamphlet, Jansenist, Bull *Unigenitus*].
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124
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[Pamphlet, Jansenist, Bull *Unigenitus*].
See original version (French)
Estimate €100 - €120
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[Pamphlet, Jansenist, Bull *Unigenitus*]. [JOUIN (Nicolas)]. [Pamphlet, Jansenist, Bull Unigenitus]. [JOUIN (Nicolas)]. The two addresses by the inhabitants of the parish of Sarcelles to His Grace the Archbishop of Paris, and Philotanus, revised and corrected. In Aix, published by Jean-Baptiste Girard, 1731. Followed by the Third Address by the inhabitants of the parish of Sarcelles to His Grace the Archbishop of Paris concerning miracles. In Aix, published by Jean-Baptiste Girard, 1732. Followed by *Anticoton*, or a refutation of Father Coton’s declaratory letter. A treatise proving that the Jesuits are guilty of and responsible for the abominable parricide committed against the Most Christian King Henry IV, of blessed memory. Latest edition, revised and expanded. 1610. Followed by PIERRE RONSARD to the Jesuits. Sonnet. S.e. S.d.. A volume bound in full calfskin, spine with five raised bands and gilded panels with small ironwork, two engraved wooden frontispieces. Binding as is.
Virulent pamphlets against the Jesuits and the bull *Unigenitus*, these three harangues, written in a burlesque Parisian patois, are addressed to Monseigneur Charles-Gaspard-Guillaume de Vintimille du Luc. The third relates more specifically to the alleged miracles taking place at the tomb of Deacon François de Pâris (a figure associated with Jansenism); the royal authorities closed the cemetery by an ordinance dated 27 January 1732. The poem *Philotanus* against the papal bull *Unigenitus* is also attributed to the Abbé J.B. Willart de Grecourt
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09/24/2026 at 2:00 PM
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