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Front Page  Titles (by Subject) XXXIV: To — — - Life and Letters of Montaigne with Notes and Index, vol. 10
XXXIV: To — — - Michel de Montaigne, Life and Letters of Montaigne with Notes and Index, vol. 10 [1910]Edition used:Life and Letters of Montaigne with Notes and Index, vol. 10, trans. Charles Cotton, revised by William Carew Hazlett (New York: Edwin C. Hill, 1910).
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- List of Illustrations
- Essays of Montaigne
- Of Experience
- Sketch of the Life of Montaigne
- Letters of Montaigne
- I: To Messire Antoine Du Prat, Provost of Paris.
- II: To Monseigneur, Monseigneur De Montaigne (his Father). (1563.)
- III: To the Same.
- IV: To Monsieur, Monsieur De Lansac, Knight of the King’s Order, Privy Councillor, Subcontroller of His Finance, and Captain of the Cent Gardes of His Household.
- V: To Monsieur, Monsieur De Mesmes, Seigneur De Roissy and Malassize, Privy Councillor to the King.
- VI: To Monsieur, Monsieur De L’hospital, Chancellor of France.
- VII: To Monsieur, Monsieur De Foix, Privy Councillor, and Ambassador of His Majesty to the Signory of Venice.
- VIII: To Mademoiselle, Mademoiselle De Montaigne, My Wife.
- IX: To Madame De Grammont, Comtesse De Guissen.
- X: To the Jurats of Bordeaux.
- XI: To Monseigneur, Monseigneur De Nantouillet, Councillor to the King.
- XII: To Henry III.
- XIII: Memorial of Montaigne, Mayor of Bordeaux, and of His Jurats, Addressed to the King of Navarre, On Different Subjects Interesting That Same Town.
- XIV: To the Marechal De Matignon.
- XV: To the Same.
- XVI: To Monsieur, Monsieur Dupuy, the King’s Councillor In His Court and Parliament of Paris, At Xaintes.
- XVII: To Mm, the Jurats of the Town of Bordeaux.
- XVIII: To the Marechal De Matignon.
- XIX: To the Same.
- XX: To the Same.
- XXI: To the Jurats of Bordeaux.
- XXII: To the Marechal De Matignon.
- XXIII: To the Same.
- XXIV: To the Same.
- XXV: To the Same.
- XXVI: To the Same.
- XXVII: To the Same.
- XXVIII: To the Jurats of Bordeaux.
- XXIX: To the Same.
- XXX: To the Marechal De Matignon.
- XXXI: To the Same.
- XXXII: To Mademoiselle Paulmier.
- XXXIII: To Henry IV.
- XXXIV: To — —
- XXXV: To Henry IV.
- Notes
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XXXIV
To — —
Monsieur,—I address you this writing, seeing that the time and necessity enjoin it, assuring you that I recognize the honesty of what you say, better than I (appear to) know how to do at this moment. Now, in the uncertain condition of our finances, I have taken the opportunity to show the care and attachment which I know to be due to you these long years for good and loyal services. Indeed, I so much wish to prove this to you that herewith is the title, of which M. Etienne will provide for the discharge, as soon as I shall present it to him. That is what I beg to be accorded to me as a testimony of your good friendship, and as a thing most acceptable to me. . . . Hereupon I pray God to give you long and happy life. X. of Ma(rch or May), 1590.
MONTAIGNE.
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