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Histoire des troubles advenues à Valenciennes à cause des hérésies, 1562-1579 / tirée de plusieurs écrits, en 1699, par Pierre Joseph Le Boucq; pub. avec notice et annotation par A.-P.-L. de Robaulx de Soumoy.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Le Boucq, Simon, 1591-1657.
Le Boucq, Pierre Joseph, 1663-1705.
Robaulx de Soumoy, Aimé Louis Philemon de, 1808-1881, editor.
Henry Charles Lea Library (University of Pennsylvania)
Series:
Société de l'histoire de Belgique, publication no. 19. Exemplaire de sociétaire ; no. 39.
Collection de mémoires relatifs à l'histoire de Belgique ; 19.
Collection de mémoires relatifs à l'histoire de Belgique ; 19
Société de l'histoire de Belgique, publication no. 19. Exemplaire de sociétaire, no. 39
Language:
French, Middle (ca. 1300-1600)
Subjects (All):
Reformation--France--Valenciennes.
Reformation.
Valenciennes (France)--History.
Valenciennes (France).
France--Valenciennes.
Physical Description:
xiii, 178 pages ; 22 cm.
Place of Publication:
Bruxelles : Société de l'histoire de Belgique, 1864.
Notes:
At head of title: XVIe siècle.
An extract from memoirs of citizens of Valenciennes, notably Joachim Goyemans and Jean Laloux, eye-witnesses of the disturbances, with a few additions by Simon Le Boucq. The authorship of this compilation was erroneously attributed P. J. Le Boucq. cf. Biog. nat. pub. par l'Acad. roy. de Belgique.
OCLC:
3927776
Bound With:
Bound with no.27: Troubles de Bruxelles de 1619 / R.v. Uden.

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