| Title |
Letters of Ninon de Lenclos to the Marquiss de Sévigne. |
| Category |
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| Edition |
0 |
| Volume |
0 |
| Contributions |
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| Dates |
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| Publication Place |
London |
| Publisher |
Unknown
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| Physical Description |
273 |
| Illustrations |
Unknown
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| Frontispiece |
Unknown
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| Translation Description |
Translation (1750, French) |
| Dedication |
A "Madame" (?) |
| Worldcat Url |
https://worldcat.org/oclc/316761129
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| Subject |
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| Genre |
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| Transcription |
No |
| Physical Locations |
University of Kansas system number (OCoLC)ocm09106288;
University of Oxford (Bodleian library) system number Vet. A5 f.2829;
The British Library system number 018570006;
Berlin state library (staatsbibliothek) system number
Xz 7572 / Xz 7572 - Xz 7589/40. |
| Digital Locations |
The British Library: image, non-searchable |
| Digital Url |
http://access.bl.uk/item/viewer/ark:/81055/vdc_100049757648.0x000001#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=5&xywh=92%2C118%2C3152%2C1926
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| Notes |
1. After being translated, Ninon de L'Enclos name changed from "L'Enclos" to "Lenclos", blending the definite article into her name;
2. In the "Notes" one can read: "spurious letters by Louis Damours; sometimes attrib. to C.P. Jolyot de Crébillon; different translation from that of E. Griffith in 1761" & "Books printed for... D. Wilson...": p. [275-276]" & "SpecColl copy on flyleaf: These french... are even worse than our own upper classes (but still very courteous)";
3. University of Kansas has both a digitized copy and a hard copy. Notes of the digitized copy say: "Not in fact by Ninon de Lenclos/Variously attributed to Louis Damours or Claude Prosper Jolyot de Crébillon/ With a final advertisement leaf/Reproduction of original from the British Library";
4. That same note is found at University of Oxford database.
5. I could not have access to the online version of both University of Kansas and Oxford;
6. The notes at The British Library say: "Letters of Ninon de Lenclos, to the Marquise de Sévigné. [Variously attributed to Louis Damours and to C. P. Jolyot de Crébillon.] Translated from the French."
7. The author of the Preface, who dedicate the book to "a madame" signs as L E T.
8. On Berlin state library says "Loss of War".
9. Philosophy of Love;
10. It can be found in 292 libraries arount the world as per Worldcat. |
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| Complete |
No |
| Updated |
Most recent update 2021-09-23 15:29:51.
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