‘Proscription du comte d’Orange’

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PROSCRIPTION-DU-COMTE-DORANGE

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5-240 (III, f.339-344), ‘‘Proscription du comte d’Orange.’ Extrait des Mémoires pour servir à l’histoire du comté de Bourgogne, par M. Dunod, avocat et professeur de droit à Besançon, vol. in 4°, à Besançon, chez Chaumet, 1740, p. 512 et suiv.’

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‘Proscription du comte d’Orange’

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Voltaire: Annotator
M. Dunod: Author

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Brief Summary:

The manuscript is an excerpt from Mémoires by M. Dunod, lawyer and professor of law in Besançon, vol. in 4°, Chaumet, 1740, p. 512 et al.

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The titular phrase ‘Proscription du comte d’Orange’ is written in Voltaire’s hand.

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6 ff.

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The manuscript is bound with other documents in contemporary red morocco.

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After Voltaire’s death, the MS passed into the ownership of Catherine II and remained in the imperial and then national collection thereafter.

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This MS was probably taken to St Petersburg by Wagnière in the summer of 1779 along with the rest of Voltaire’s library.

Bibliography

Bibliography:

Fernand Caussy, Inventaire des manuscrits de la bibliothèque de Voltaire conservée à la bibliothèque impériale publique de Saint-Pétersbourg (Geneva, Slatkine reprints, 1970), p.19.

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