A CATALOGUE of the BOOKS and AUTHORS, out of which the Matter of the First Volume of this History has been ex∣tracted.
- THe History of James Augustus de * Thou.*
- History of Mezerai.
- Chronological Abridgment of the same.
- History of Matthieu.
- —of Du Pleix.
- —D' Aubigne.
- —Novenaire.
- —de la Paix.
- —of the Progress and Decay of Heresy.
- Latine History of Grammont.
- Memorie recondite di Vittorio Siri.
- Memoirs of the Duke of Nevers.
- —of Du Plessis.
- —of Jeannin.
- —of Villeroi.
- —of Sulli.
- —of the Clergy.
- —of Cardinal d' Ossat, or Letters.
- —of Cardinal du Perron, or Embassies, &c.
- —of Bassampierre.
- —of Deagean.
- —of Du Maurier.
- Life of Admiral Chatillon.
- —of James Augustus de Thou.
- —of Henry the 4th.
- —of the Duke d'Epernon.
- Page 456—of the Duke de Rohan.
- —of du Plessis.
- —of Lesdiguieres.
- —of Francis de la None.
- —of Peter du Moulin.
- —of Cotton the Jesuit, by Peter Joseph d'Orleans.
- —Another of the same in Latin, by ........
- Acts of the General Assemblies.
- Acts of the National Synods.
- Conference of the Edicts of Pacification.
- Royal Decisions of Filleau.
- Maldonat's Letters to the Duke de Monpansier.
- Letter of P. Paul Scarpi.
- French Mercury.
I do not add the Names of those I refute, in this Place. No body can question, but I have read those I have undertaken to Answer. Neither do I mention those I have made use of for the first Book of this History in particular, because they are Au∣thors known by every body.
I say nothing of the Memoirs I have read in Manuscripts, which I have had from private Persons. I could only mark them with the Name of their Authors, who do not desire it.
All the Pieces and Titles, I cite in this Work, as Edicts, Decla∣rations, Decrees, Breefs, &c. of which I do not give a Catalogue here, because I do not think it material; or which I do not set down among the Proofs, for fear of disgusting the Reader by the bulk of this Work, are still, or have been in my hands in due form; several of them Originals; the most part in Authentick Copies, either Manuscripts, or in Print.
Those I have not in my hands at present, have been return'd to those who had communicated them to me.
