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MARGUERITE D'ANGOULÊME (1492-1549) Reine de Navarre, soeur de François Ier
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MARGUERITE D'ANGOULÊME (1492-1549) Reine de Navarre, soeur de François Ier, écrivain
L.S. with autograph compliment "La toute Vre Marguerite", Blois 19 March [1524], to the First President of Paris Jean de SELVE| 1 page petit in-4, address.
About the religious unrest in Meaux.
"I pray you that, following the letter that the King escribes to you to go to Meaux, you see yourself unquestionably partying and employing yourself so much in the affair that it is a question of the honor of God being kept there even though I hear that it is not necessary to recommend such affairs to you if I have wished to consider that my father has not been able to tell you this word, supplying our Lord and our President to have you in his very capable custody....
Attached is an autograph minute by President Jean de SELVE of 2 letters to François I and Marguerite d'Angoulême, Paris March 4, exposing his investigation and information made against the inhabitants of Meaux about the heresy (3 pages and a half in-fol.).
PROVENANCE
Archives Jean de SELVE (sale 15 May 2013, n° 103).
L.S. with autograph compliment "La toute Vre Marguerite", Blois 19 March [1524], to the First President of Paris Jean de SELVE| 1 page petit in-4, address.
About the religious unrest in Meaux.
"I pray you that, following the letter that the King escribes to you to go to Meaux, you see yourself unquestionably partying and employing yourself so much in the affair that it is a question of the honor of God being kept there even though I hear that it is not necessary to recommend such affairs to you if I have wished to consider that my father has not been able to tell you this word, supplying our Lord and our President to have you in his very capable custody....
Attached is an autograph minute by President Jean de SELVE of 2 letters to François I and Marguerite d'Angoulême, Paris March 4, exposing his investigation and information made against the inhabitants of Meaux about the heresy (3 pages and a half in-fol.).
PROVENANCE
Archives Jean de SELVE (sale 15 May 2013, n° 103).