Michel de L'Hopital Quotes


Let us get rid of these devilish words, these names of party, of faction, of sedition—Lutheran, Huguenot, Papist—let us keep unadulterated the name of Christian.


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Michel de L'Hopital, 1504-1573, Judge, Scholar and Chancellor of France, Address to the Estates assembled at Orleans, December, 1560

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Michel de L'Hopital
Michel de L'Hopital
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Michel de l'Hôpital (or l'Hospital) was a French statesman.