The Marquis D'Argenson: A Study in Criticism / Being the Stanhope Essay: Oxford, 1893

by Arthur Ogle

[351] Ibid., II. p. 223.

[352] Ibid., I. p. 261.

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[353] Ibid., II. p. 340.

[354] With this compare Zevort, p. 105, where d'Argenson is made the prime mover in measures which M. de Broglie proves he was deliberately doing his utmost to frustrate.

[355] De Broglie, "Marie Thérèse," II. p. 341.

[356] Ibid., II. p. 342.

[357] Ibid., II. p. 298, &c.

[358] Ibid., II. p. 352.

[359] Ibid., II. p. 354, and Appendix, 410-13.