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to messire antoine du prat, provost of paris.

to monsieur, monsieur de lansac, knight of the king’s order, privy councillor, subcontroller of his finance, and captain of the cent gardes of his household.

to monsieur, monsieur de mesmes, seigneur de roissy and malassize, privy councillor to the king.

to monsieur, monsieur de l’hospital, chancellor of france.

to monsieur, monsieur de foix, privy councillor, and ambassador of his majesty to the signory of venice.

to mademoiselle, mademoiselle de montaigne, my wife.

to madame de grammont, comtesse de guissen.

to the jurats of bordeaux.

to monseigneur, monseigneur de nantouillet, councillor to the king.

memorial of montaigne, mayor of bordeaux, and of his jurats, addressed to the king of navarre, on different subjects interesting that same town.

to the marechal de matignon.

to monsieur, monsieur dupuy, the king’s councillor in his court and parliament of paris, at xaintes.

to mm, the jurats of the town of bordeaux.

to the marechal de matignon.

to the jurats of bordeaux.

to the marechal de matignon.

to the jurats of bordeaux.

to the marechal de matignon.

to mademoiselle paulmier.

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The Complete Works of Michel de Montaigne

Life and Letters of Montaigne with Notes and Index, vol. 10

ESSAYS OF MONTAIGNE

LETTERS OF MONTAIGNE

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Michel de Montaigne de Montaigne, Michel 1590 Henry IV Henry IV XXXIV

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Monsieur,—I address you this writing, seeing that the time and necessity enjoin it, assuring you that I recognize the honesty of what you say, better than I (appear to) know how to do at this moment. Now, in the uncertain condition of our finances, I have taken the opportunity to show the care and attachment which I know to be due to you these long years for good and loyal services. Indeed, I so much wish to prove this to you that herewith is the title, of which M. Etienne will provide for the discharge, as soon as I shall present it to him. That is what I beg to be accorded to me as a testimony of your good friendship, and as a thing most acceptable to me. . . . Hereupon I pray God to give you long and happy life. X. of Ma(rch or May), 1590.

MONTAIGNE.

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