2015
DOI: 10.14375/np.9782070735259
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Richelieu et l'écriture du pouvoir

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“…There is, on the other hand, disagreement among historians as to whether or not the strategic moves decided by the Queen were those of a person of good sense. Such a disagreement has first been pointed out by Jouhaud (2015).…”
Section: Motivationmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…There is, on the other hand, disagreement among historians as to whether or not the strategic moves decided by the Queen were those of a person of good sense. Such a disagreement has first been pointed out by Jouhaud (2015).…”
Section: Motivationmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…On November 11th, 1630 in Richelieu's presence in the Luxembourg Palace, the Queen demanded that the King dismiss Richelieu as Principal Minister. As pointed out by Jouhaud (2015), everything took place behind closed doors, and we have no direct testimony of how this happened. We only know that the King withdrew to Versailles, where he was joined by Richelieu, and that he stood firm: (1) he confirmed Richelieu in office, (2) he immediately relieved Michel de Marillac of his position as Keeper of the Seals (he was soon placed under house arrest in the castle of Chateaudun, where he died 2 years later), and (3) he sent word to Italy for the arrest of Louis de Marillac, who was arrested on November 22nd, 1630, then tried, and finally beheaded on May 10th, 1632 at the Place de Greve, in Paris.…”
Section: Historical Settingmentioning
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