XLIX.--TO MONSIEUR DU TAILLY.[213]
[213] M. Du Tailly, a French gentleman, who had taken refuge at
Geneva, a declared partisan of the Reformation and of Calvin, whose
return he pressingly urged, as the following letter, taken from the
MSS. of the Company of Neuchatel, sufficiently attests:--
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