Louis XIV and La Grande Mademoiselle, 1652-1693Barine, Arvède
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Louis XIV and La Grande Mademoiselle, 1652-1693
Barine, Arvède
Louis XIV, King of France, 1638-1715; Montpensier, Anne-Marie-Louise d'Orléans, duchesse de, 1627-1693
[Footnote 182: Allusion to certain talismans.]
[Footnote 183: _Archives de la Bastille_: Rapport de la Reynie,
lieutenant-general of police, a Louvois (1680, no other date).]
[Footnote 184: _La Magie dans l'Inde antique_, by Victor Henry.]
[Footnote 185: Interrogatory of June 30, 1668. Mme. de Bougy was the
widow of the Marquis of this name, lieutenant-general. La Duverger was
occupied with magic. The Marquis de Ravetot had married Catherine de
Grammont, daughter of the Marshal.]
[Footnote 186: Another name for Lesage.]
[Footnote 187: _Histoire de l'Opera en Europe_, by M. Romain Rolland.
Cf. _Histoire de la Musique dramatique en France_, by Chouquet, _Les
Origines de l'Opera francais_, by Nuitter and Thoinan.]
[Footnote 188: The first opera worthy of the name was _Pomone_, by
Cambert. It will be learned in special works how French opera differed
from Italian and through what a chain of circumstances it occurred that
a Florentine, Baptiste Lulli, was the true founder.]
[Footnote 189: See above.]
[Footnote 190: A selection of the operas of Lulli, for piano and voice,
has appeared in the Collection Michaelis.]
[Footnote 191: Letter dated December 1, 1673.]
[Footnote 192: _Introduction par M. le Comte d' Haussonville, aux
Souvenirs sur Mme. de Maintenon._]
[Footnote 193: _Kant als Mensch_, by Erich Adickes.]
[Footnote 194: Romain Rolland.]
[Footnote 195: _Memoires_ of Mademoiselle.]
[Footnote 196: _OEuvres galantes en vers et en prose_, by M. Cotin.]
[Footnote 197: For this see _Les Ennemis de Racine_, by F. Deltour; _Les
Epoques du Theatre francais_, and _Les Etudes critiques sur l'Histoire
de la Litterature francaise_ by M. F. Brunetiere; the memoirs and
correspondence of the times; the collection of _Mercure galant_; _les
prefaces de Racine_, etc.]
[Footnote 198: Criticism by Boursault.]
[Footnote 199: Deltour, _Les Ennemies de Racine_.]
[Footnote 200: _Gazette de Loret_, January 13, 1663.]
[Footnote 201: _Memoires sur la vie et les ouvrages de Jean Racine_, by
Louis Racine.]
[Footnote 202: See the volume by MM. Jean Lemoine and Andre
Lichtenberger, _De La Valliere a Montespan_.]
[Footnote 203: _Souvenirs sur Mme. de Maintenon._--_Les Cahiers de Mlle.
d'Aumale_, with an _Introduction_ by M. G. Hanotaux.]
[Footnote 204: May 27, to M. de Montchevreuil.]
[Footnote 205: "_Frappez_" would have been misunderstood.]
[Footnote 206: _Remerciement au Roi_ (1663).]
[Footnote 207: The Convent of Saint-Joseph, rue Saint Dominique; Mme. de
Montespan had constructed in it an apartment for herself.]
[Footnote 208: The Comte de Vexin, who died young.--Mme. de Sevigne,
letter dated June 14, 1675.]
CHAPTER V
The Grande Mademoiselle in Love--Sketch of Lauzun and their
Romance--The Court on its Travels--Death of
Madame--Announcement of the Marriage of Mademoiselle--General
Consternation--Louis XIV. Breaks the Affair.
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