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COND IN CONTEXT IDEOLOGICAL CHANGE IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY FRANCE

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Cond in Context

Ideological Change in Seventeenth-Century France

Mark Bannister

First published 2000

Published by the European Humanities Research Centre of the University of Oxford 47 Wellington Square Oxford OX1 2JF

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Published 2017 by Routledge
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European Humanities Research Centre of the University of Oxford 2000

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Contents

1. ii
2. iii
3. iv

Guide

I owe a considerable debt of gratitude to the staff of the many libraries in which I have sought out often little-known seventeenth-century texts and manuscripts and would make special mention of those at the Muse Cond in Chantilly, the Taylor Institution in Oxford, and the Bibliothque Mazarine and the Bibliothque de l'Arsenal in Paris. I am grateful, too, to my colleagues at Oxford Brookes University, particularly Sen Hand, Nick Hewlett, Valerie Worth-Stylianou and Barry Russell, for their support and encouragement over the period when this book was in the making, and to the university itself for its practical support in terms of time and finance. And, certainly not least, my thanks go to my wife, Kathy, for her patience and support throughout the enterprise.

M.B.

1619	Oct.	Henri II de Bourbon is released from the Bastille.
1621	8 Sept.	Birth of Louis II de Bourbon, due d'Enghien.
1624	Aug.	Richelieu becomes Chef du Conseil du Roi.
1628	1 Nov.	Louis XIII enters La Rochelle, ending Protestant resistance.
1630	11 Nov.	La Journe des Dupes confirms Richelieu in power.
1632	30 Oct.	Henri de Montmorency is executed for armed rebellion.
1635	19 May	France declares war on Spain.
1636	15 Aug.	The Spanish army reaches Corbie.
Dec.	The Empire declares war on France.
1638	5 Sept.	Birth of the Dauphin, the future Louis XIV.
1640	9 Aug.	Arras falls to the French.
1641	11 Feb.	Marriage of Enghien and Claire-Clmence de Maill-Brz.
6 July	Battle of La Marfe, ending the Soissons revolt.
1642	12 Sept.	Cinq-Mars executed for conspiracy.
4 Dec.	Death of Richelieu.
1643	14 May	Death of Louis XIII.
18 May	The Parlement declares Anne of Austria regent. She appoints Mazarin chief minister.
19 May	Battle of Rocroi.
8 Aug.	Capitulation of Thionville.
1644	39 Aug.	Battle of Freiburg.
1645	3 Aug.	Battle of Nrdlingen.
1646	7 Oct.	Enghien takes Dunkirk.
26 Dec.	Death of Henri de Bourbon. Enghien becomes Prince de Cond.
1647	17 June	Cond raises the siege of Lerida.
1648	20 Aug.	Battle of Lens.
26 Aug.	Journe des Barricades, marking the beginning of the Fronde.
Sept.Oct.	Conference at Saint-Germain between the Court and the Parlement

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