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1669 Proclamation from Louis XIV Pardoning Two Criminals

1669 Proclamation from Louis XIV Pardoning Two Criminals

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Four-page 17th-century French printed proclamation cancelling the death sentence of two criminals. The text goes to great lengths to explain the Sun King Louis XIV's absolution of the affair. Some signs of yellowing but some loss to the bottom left corner with some loss of words but not many. G.

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