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The True History of the State Prisoner

by George Agar Ellis, Baron Dover

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No. 30 Pomponne to Estrades

July 13, 1678.

Sir,

The letter which you were pleased to write to me on the second of this month, has shown the King that the Count Matthioli continues in the same good intentions for his service, and in the design of coming to France. His Majesty sees with pleasure that he is making preparation, in order to be able to finish there the negociation which you have commenced with him; and he has also been well contented that, in order to prevent his master from entering into more intimate engagements with the Spaniards, he has caused to be broken off the marriage, which was on the point of taking place, between the great-nephew of Don Vincent of Gonzaga, Viceroy of Sicily, and the second daughter of the Duke of Guastalla.

Pomponne.206

Notes

206 From the Archives of the Office for Foreign Affairs, at Paris.

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