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Excerpt from The Great Condé and the Period of the Fronde, Vol. 2: A Historical Sketcdh
Condé's departure left in the mind of the Regent a sense of inexpressible relief, but the position of public affairs made his support indis pensable to the Government. The state of the Capital was far from satisfactory. The well-dis posed inhabitants mourned the depression Of trade, and the desolate aspect of deserted palaces and mansions the evil-disposed saw with regret that the Regent and her Minister were beyond their reach. De Retz, Beaufort, and their partizans fomented the general discontent. The Cardinal.
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