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English: Title page of the English edition of Madame DuNoyer's Letters: Du Noyer, Madame (Anne Marguerite Petit). Letters from a lady at Paris to a lady at Avignon containing a particular account of the city, the politicks, intrigues, gallantry, and secret history of persons of the first quality in France. The second edition. … Vol. 1. London, printed for W. Mears at the Lamb, and J. Browne at the Black-Swan without Temple-bar, 1716. |
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