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Historia sui temporis
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  • Jacques-Auguste de Thou

    …a necessary distance, he wrote Historia sui temporis (“History of His Own Time”) in Latin. The first 18 books, embracing the period up to 1560, appeared in 1604, when they were immediately attacked by those de Thou called “the invidious and dissentious.” The second part (dealing with the first wars…

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    …a necessary distance, he wrote Historia sui temporis (“History of His Own Time”) in Latin. The first 18 books, embracing the period up to 1560, appeared in 1604, when they were immediately attacked by those de Thou called “the invidious and dissentious.” The second part (dealing with the first wars…

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