The Anglo-French Entente in the seventeenth century.
Series: Burt Franklin research and source works series, 825. Selected essays in history, economics & social science, 299
Publisher: B. Franklin
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 238
Subjects: Literature, Comparative -- French and English; Literature, Comparative -- English and French; Civilization, Modern -- 17th century; Great Britain -- Relations -- France; France -- Relations -- Great Britain
Notes: Includes bibliographical footnotes.
Reprint of the 1914 ed.
Translation of Anglais et Français du dix-septième siècle.
Table of contents: title: Introduction.; title: From Paris to London under the Merry monarch.; title: Did Frenchmen learn English in the seventeenth century?; title: Specimens of English written by Frenchmen.; title: Gallomania in England (1600-1685).; title: Huguenot thought in England.; title: Shakespeare and Christophe Mongoye.; title: French gazettes in London (1650-1700).; title: A quarrel in Soho (1682).; title: The courtship of Pierre Coste, and other letters.; title: The strange adventures of the translator of Robinson Crusoe, the Chevalier de Thémiseul.