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MAZARINADES] - . . In-4, 69 Mazarinades, early brown calf à la Du Seuil, grotesquely decorated spine with naves, head and neck rests, renewed endpapers. Pasquin et Marforio sur les intrigues de l'État, by Sieur de Sandricourt. Paris, 1652, 40 pages. MOREAU 2725. - Accouchée (1') espagnole, avec le caquet des politiques, ou le frère et la suite du politique lutin sur les maladies de l'Etat, by sieur de Sandricourt. Paris, 1652, 23 pages. MOREAU 19. The text introduces Sandricourt, the pseudonym of a prolific Fronde pamphleteer. He was the author of a vast collection entitled Les Fictions politiques, published in 1652, consisting of numerous satirical pieces on the civil unrest in France, aimed in particular at Mazarin and the political events of the time. His work is organized in two main parts, bringing together texts that are both political and burlesque, tackling various subjects such as court intrigues, princes and the state of the kingdom, making it a very rich and critical collection of the Fronde period. - Réponse pour messieurs les princes au libelle séditieux intitulé: l'Esprit de paix, semé dans les rues de Paris la nuit du 25 juin 1652, pièce académique par le sieur de Sandricourt. Paris, 1652, 12 pages. MOREAU 3449. In Sandricourt's Adieu, the author says: Mettant au frontispice la pièce que la violence empêchoit de montrer au jour, et n'y répondant pas avec la même force ni dans toutes ses parties, je produisois avec industrie la condamnation pour la défense. It's too subtle to be sincere. - Censeur (le) censuré, addressed to Sieur de Sandricourt, author of a libel entitled: Le Censeur du temps, touchant les régences des reines, mères des rois, en 1652. Paris, 1657, 10 pages. MOREAU 66 BIS. The text describes various editions and reprints of a pamphlet linked to the Fronde, specifying their content and pagination. It also compares the authors D'Audiguier and Sandricourt, noting that D'Audiguier writes with more politeness and subtlety, even if his judgments, notably on the Salic law, are deemed excessive. - Entretien secret de messieurs de la cour de Saint-Germain avec messieurs de la cour de Parlement de Paris. Paris, Jean Hénault, 1649, 23 pages. MOREAU 1244. The text presents a speech attributed to the supporters of the Saint-Germain court, marked by strong passion and directed against Jansenism. It relates accusations and polemical remarks, notably on religion, which some attribute to the Prince de Condé, although their authenticity is debated and mentioned as uncertain in contemporary annotations. - Décision de la question du temps, à la reine régente. Paris, Cardin Besongne, 1649, 15 pages. Portrait of Anne of Austria. MOREAU 874. The text presents a Fronde pamphlet considered serious and critical, which blames the queen for the excesses of the troops and mixes religious and political arguments. It is considered by some authors to be a serious and important piece. The passage also describes several editions of the text published in 1649, indicating that it was widely circulated. - Mot (le) à l'oreille sur les desseins particulières (sic) de la reine et du cardinal Mazarin (S. 1., 1652), 15 pages. MOREAU 2499. Turenne had not yet taken command of the King's army, but the Prince de Condé was already said to have left Guyenne. - Politique (la) sicilienne, ou les Pernicieux desseins du cardinal Mazarin déclarés à monseigneur le duc de Beaufort de la part de toutes les provinces de France. (S. 1.), 1650, 34 pages. MOREAU 2817. Perhaps the most violent pamphlet, but not the best. - Vérité (la) toute nue, ou Avis sincère et désintéressé sur les véritables causes des maux de l'État, et les moyens d'y apporter le remède. Paris, 1652, 23 pages. MOREAU 4007. The text presents a Fronde pamphlet considered honest and moderate, criticizing all the political players of the time (Mazarin, the Parlement, the Prince de Condé, etc.) and defending the idea that Mazarin's return could calm the troubles. It is hailed by some authors as one of the most reasonable texts of its time. The passage also mentions criticisms and responses published against him, as well as several possible editions and attributions of the work. - Fidèle (le) intéressé, by L. S. C. C. A. P. D. A. Paris, 1652, 12 pages. MOREAU 1388. The author refutes both La vérité toute nue and Le Guide du chemin de la liberté. He holds a sort of middle ground between the court and the Fronde. A good piece. - Complot (le) et entretien burlesque sur l'arrêt du 29 décembre, contenant les principaux chefs d'accusation contre le ministère du cardinal Mazarin, by Sieur de Sandricourt. Paris, 1652, 23 pages. MOREAU 729. Second edition of the Procès du cardinal Mazarin, etc. The author has added, at the beginning, an invective c
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