Paris (France) - Early works to 1800
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An account of Paris , and places adjoining. Giving an account of the royal family of France, the government of France, and the present Posture of Affairs there, their Flattery, Vanity, and Bigotry, Foppery, and Luxury, Arts and Sciences, &c. The Riches of France, and the Revenue of the Clergy. An account of their theatres, plays, &c. their Gaming; an Account of their Churches, Religion, the Royal Academy, the King's Library. A Description of Versailes, Fontainbleau, St. Germains, &c. Written by a gentleman lately residing at the English ambassador's at Paris.
Gentleman lately residing at the English ambassador's at ParisDate: 1710- E-books
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A view of Paris , and Places adjoining. With an account of the Court of France; and of the late King James. To which is Added, The present Posture of Affairs in that Kingdom, Discovering an Insufficiency in the French to maintain a War. Written by a gentleman lately residing at the English Ambassador's at Paris.
Gentleman lately residing at the English ambassador's at ParisDate: 1701