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The regency of Anne of Austria

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Freer, Martha Walker, 1822-1888
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Title The regency of Anne of Austria : queen regent of France, mother of Louis XIV / From numerous unpublished sources, including mss. in the Bibliothèque impériale, and the Archives du royaume de France, etc., etc. By Martha Walker Freer.
Publisher London : Tinsley brothers
Creation Date 1866
Extent 2 v : front. (port.)
22 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990031645350205171

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