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The True History of the State Prisoner

by George Agar Ellis, Baron Dover

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No. 57 Pinchesne to Pomponne

Venice, Jan. 7, 1679.

Sir,


As soon as the Count Matthioli shall arrive at Venice, I will immediately deliver into his hands the letter which the King has done the Duke of Mantua the honour of writing to him. That prince left this place the day before yesterday, to return to his own States; but he is to come back to Venice towards the end of this month, to pass the rest of the Carnival there. I will keep the journey of the Count Matthioli secret, as you order me; but I beg you to believe, Sir, that it was not necessary you should take the trouble to recommend this to me, since I know very well of what importance it is to preserve an inviolable secrecy in this affair.


De Pinchesne.236

Notes

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

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