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A Discourse of the Danger of Governing by One Minister
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A Discourse of the Danger of Governing by One Minister

work by Saint-Pierre
Also known as: “Discours sur la polysynodie”
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  • Charles-Irénée Castel, abbé de Saint-Pierre

    …political offense given by his Discours sur la polysynodie (1719; A Discourse of the Danger of Governing by One Minister), in which, among other things, he argued that Louis XIV should not be named “the Great,” Saint-Pierre was dismissed from the French Academy.

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    …political offense given by his Discours sur la polysynodie (1719; A Discourse of the Danger of Governing by One Minister), in which, among other things, he argued that Louis XIV should not be named “the Great,” Saint-Pierre was dismissed from the French Academy.

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