[Footnote 231: _Histoire de Madame Henriette d'Angleterre._] [Footnote 232: Mme. de Sevigne to Bussy-Rabutin. Letter of July 6, 1670.] [Footnote 233: Mme. de Sevigne to Bussy-Rabutin (letter dated January 15, 1687), speaking of Conde's death.] [Footnote 234: Charles d'Harcourt, chevalier, afterward Comte de Beuvron, was one of those whom rumour accused of having contributed to the death of Madame.] [Footnote 235: Monsieur had two daughters by his first marriage; Marie-Louise d'Orleans, who married, in 1679, Charles II. of Spain, and Anne-Marie de Valois, married, in 1684, to Victor-Amedee II., Duc de Savoie.] [Footnote 236: Cf. _Memoires de Louis XIV_. "for the year 1666." Edited by Charles Dreyss.] [Footnote 237: Cf. _Segraisiana._] [Footnote 238: _Memoires de l'Abbe de Choisy._] [Footnote 239: Don Miguel de Iturrieta to Don Diego de la Torre. _Archives de la Bastille._] [Footnote 240: _Mme. de Montespan et Louis XIV._, by P. Clement.] [Footnote 241: _Histoire_ etc. (Bibl. Sainte-Genevieve, MS. 3208). The same version is found with slight variations in _Le Perroquet_, etc.] [Footnote 242: _Memoires de la Fare._] [Footnote 243: Letter dated January 26, 1680.] [Footnote 244: Second son of Louis XIV. He died young.] [Footnote 245: _Cf._ for this chapter, the _Melanges_ of Philibert Delamare (Bibl. Nationale, French MS. 23,251), the _Journal_ of d'Ormesson, and generally the memoirs, correspondences, pamphlets, and songs of the period.] [Footnote 246: Philibert Delamare, _loc. cit._] [Footnote 247: _Journal_ of Olivier d'Ormesson.] [Footnote 248: Letter to Coulanges, December 31st. The letter announcing the marriage, too well known to quote, is dated the 15th.] [Footnote 249: _Memoires de la Fare._] [Footnote 250: Ancient Governor of the King, who had kept a strong affection for his pupil.] [Footnote 251: Philibert Delamare, _loc. cit._] [Footnote 252: Mme. de Maintenon, _Lettres historiques et edifiantes_; _cf. Memoire de Mlle. d'Aumale_, published by M. le Comte d'Haussonville.] [Footnote 253: The Abbe de Choisy relates the same scene, but attributes it to the Princesse de Carignan (Marie de Bourbon-Soissons, 1666-1692).] [Footnote 254: The French Charge d'Affaires in Sweden and Germany, _Archives de la Bastille_.] [Footnote 255: Philibert Delamare, _loc. cit._] [Footnote 256: This exclusion probably refers to the Prince de Conde, with whom an alliance would have been considered a danger to the peace of France.] [Footnote 257: _La Correspondance de Pomponne_ (Bibl. de l'Arsenal, 4712, 1598, 11. F.), fol. 373. M. Cheruel in the appendix to volume iv. of _the Memoires de Mademoiselle_, and M. Livet in _l'Histoire amoureuse des Gaules_, have published this letter after an inexact copy.] [Footnote 258: Letter dated December 24, 1670.] [Footnote 259: Letter dated December 31, ----.] [Footnote 260: _Souvenirs et Correspondance._] [Footnote 261: Philibert Delamare, _loc. cit._]