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The True History of the State Prisoner

by George Agar Ellis, Baron Dover

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No. 80 Louvois to Saint-Mars

St. Germain, April 18th, 1679.

I have received your letter of the 8th of this month. The period of time during which M. de Richemont will have to remain in the place where he is at present being uncertain, I advise you to let him walk with your prisoners, even if it should only be in the dungeon. You may even permit him to pay them visits, and to converse with them, which will assist in enabling him to pass the time of his stay, which, whether it will be long or short, I cannot at present tell you.


De Louvois.271

Notes

271 From the Archives of France.

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