MIRABAUD Jean-Baptiste de (1675-1760) poète et philosophe, t - Lot 161

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MIRABAUD Jean-Baptiste de (1675-1760) poète et philosophe, t - Lot 161
MIRABAUD Jean-Baptiste de (1675-1760) poète et philosophe, traducteur du Tasse et de l'Arioste [AF 1726, 7e f]. P.S. "Mirabaud" (2 times) with autograph apostille, Paris August 15 and September 4, 1745; also signed by Marie-Françoise de Bourbon, duchess of ORLEANS (1677-1749); notebook of 45 pages in-fol. bound with a blue ribbon "Compte que rend pardevant Très haute, Très puissante et Excellente Princesse Madame Marie Françoise de Bourbon veuve de Très haut, Très puissant et Excellent Prince Monseigneur Philippe petit fils de France, Duc d'Orléans de Vallois, de Chartres, Nemours et de Monpensier, Regent du Royaume [account rendered before the Very High, Very Powerful and Excellent Princess Madame Marie Françoise de Bourbon widow of Very High, Very Powerful and Excellent Prince Monseigneur Philippe, Duke of Orleans de Vallois, de Chartres, Nemours and Monpensier, Regent of the Kingdom], Mr. Claude Groux Coner Treasurer General of His Houses and Finances of the Receipts and Expenses by him made since the tenth of September, one thousand seven hundred and forty-one until the last of December, one thousand seven hundred and forty-two". Amongst the receipts: King's pension, sale of effects from the Parc de Bagnolet, interest on the dowry, Duke's pension, seigneurial rights Among the expenses: "food in money", supernumerary officers, wardrobe, remonte, food of the horses, wages of officers and servants, gratifications, lodgings and rents, guards, work in Bagnolet and at the priory of the Magdelaine de Trenel The account is signed at the head by Groux, and Mirabaud attests at the end: "The present Account was examined and apostilled by us secretary of the Commandemens of S.A.R. Madame Duchesse d'Orleans". Provenance : Edgar GOURIO DE REFUGE collection (23-24 December 1902, n° 156, 2°).
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