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| current | 07:43, 20 August 2019 |  | 6,528 × 8,832 (19.75 MB) | Guise | better res |
| 09:52, 2 December 2010 |  | 829 × 1,082 (678 KB) | Mcleclat | {{Information |Description={{fr|1=La salle du Petit-Bourbon lors de l'ouverture des Etats généraux de 1614. A l'origine théâtre privé du connétable de Bourbon (Charles III de Bourbon), situé dans son hôtel qui longeait le quai de la Seine, à l'ex |
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