 | Bibliography - 1734 - 488 pages
...another to the fame Purport in favour of the Duke her Father ; and a Letter was produced, figned by the Prince of Conde, the Prince of Conti, and the Duke of Longueville, praying the Parliament would relieve them from Oppreffion. But that Court was ferved with a Letter... | |
 | World history - 1761 - 546 pages
...favourite the abbe dt la Riviere, for fear he fliould difclofe the fecret. Things being thus concerted, the prince of Conde, the prince of Conti, and the duke of Longuevllle^ were arrefted at council*, on the i8th of January, and fcnt prifoners to the Beis des... | |
 | Jacques Lacombe - Sweden - 1766 - 336 pages
...Sweden, at her coronation, is always proclaimed king. (1651, 1652) France was now agitated by domeftic troubles, and expofed to all the horrors of a civil...Conti, and the duke of Longueville. Thefe events were interefting to Chriftina : fhe wrote to the king of France, to perfuade him to endeavour the re-eftablimment... | |
 | Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - Great Britain - 1826 - 666 pages
...court. They had not been many days in Madrid, when don Lewis gent them the news of the imprisonment of the prince of Conde", the prince of Conti, and the duke of Longueville, and that marshal Turenne was fled into Flanders : so much had the cardinal improved his condition from... | |
 | Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - Great Britain - 1839 - 576 pages
...court. They had not been many days in Madrid, when don Lewis sent them the news of the imprisonment of the prince of Conde, the prince of Conti, and the duke of Longueville, and that marshal Turenne was fled into Flanders : so much had the cardinal improved his condition from... | |
 | Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - Great Britain - 1843 - 810 pages
...j , They had not been many days m Madrid, wnea don Lewis sent them the news of the imprisonment of the prince of Conde', the prince of Conti, and the duke of Longueville, and that marshal lurenne was fled into Flanders : so much had the cardinal improved his condition from... | |
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Madrid, when don Lewis sent them the news of the imprisonment of the prince of Conde, the prince of Conti, and the duke of Longueville, and that marshal Turenne was fled into Flanders : so much had the cardinal improved his condition from the time that... 