Balthazar : Un prince de Timor en Chine, en Amérique et en Europe au XVIIIe siècle
“In the streets of Paris, everyone has met a small man with copper-coloured face, who furthermore wears a black brandebourgs costume, with his hat under the arm, sword at his side, red-heeled shoes... one is far from thinking that one jostles a sovereign, a Majesty as legitimate as the one sitting...
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Archipel
2017
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| Shrnutí: | “In the streets of Paris, everyone has met a small man with copper-coloured face, who furthermore wears a black brandebourgs costume, with his hat under the arm, sword at his side, red-heeled shoes... one is far from thinking that one jostles a sovereign, a Majesty as legitimate as the one sitting on the throne in Versailles : still, this is the truth.” The second-hand account of the French journalist G. Touchard-Lafosse testifies to the modest fame that Pascal-Jean-Balthazar Celse (c. 1737-... |
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