The Mirror of the Sinful Soul: A Prose Translation from the French of a Poem by Queen Margaret of Navarre |
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| Title | The Mirror of the Sinful Soul: A Prose Translation from the French of a Poem by Queen Margaret of Navarre |
| Author | Queen Marguerite (consort of Henry II, King of Navarre) |
| Translated by | Elizabeth I (Queen of England) |
| Contributor | Royal Society of Literature (Great Britain) |
| Publisher | Asher, 1897 |
| Length | 45 pages |
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