Guy Joly - Mémoires de Guy Joli, conseiller du Roy au Châtelet de Paris - 1718





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Guy Joly’s *Mémoires de Guy Joli, conseiller du Roy au Châtelet de Paris* is a 1718 first edition in French, bound in leather and comprising 510 pages.
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Guy Joly (16..-1678). Memoirs of Guy Joly, Counselor to the King at the Châtelet of Paris. Rotterdam, Heirs of Leers, 1718, 267 pp., 254 pp.
A small-format volume in-12 (170x100 mm), full calf, spine with raised bands, red morocco title label (binding of the period). Wear and rubbing on the boards and spine, headcap partially shaved. Interior fresh
Original edition; two volumes bound into one volume (complete)
A magistrate and French memoirist, Guy Joly, counselor at the Châtelet of Paris, was notably close to Cardinal de Retz, with whom he shared commitments and political intrigues during the Fronde. Collaborator and confidant of the latter, he actively participated in the political events that stirred Paris during Louis XIV’s minority.
His Memoirs cover mainly the period from 1643 to 1665 and constitute a complement to the famous account of Cardinal de Retz. Guy Joly presents his own version of the Fronde events, evoking parliamentary intrigues, political rivalries, negotiations with the Court, and the relationships between the principal players of this troubled era.
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Guy Joly (16..-1678). Memoirs of Guy Joly, Counselor to the King at the Châtelet of Paris. Rotterdam, Heirs of Leers, 1718, 267 pp., 254 pp.
A small-format volume in-12 (170x100 mm), full calf, spine with raised bands, red morocco title label (binding of the period). Wear and rubbing on the boards and spine, headcap partially shaved. Interior fresh
Original edition; two volumes bound into one volume (complete)
A magistrate and French memoirist, Guy Joly, counselor at the Châtelet of Paris, was notably close to Cardinal de Retz, with whom he shared commitments and political intrigues during the Fronde. Collaborator and confidant of the latter, he actively participated in the political events that stirred Paris during Louis XIV’s minority.
His Memoirs cover mainly the period from 1643 to 1665 and constitute a complement to the famous account of Cardinal de Retz. Guy Joly presents his own version of the Fronde events, evoking parliamentary intrigues, political rivalries, negotiations with the Court, and the relationships between the principal players of this troubled era.

