Le Théâtre Français au Septentrion (1669–1728): Diplomatie, Échanges Culturels et Migration entre Paris et Copenhague

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Le Théâtre Français au Septentrion (1669–1728) : Diplomatie, Échanges Culturels et Migration entre Paris et Copenhague. / Jeanneret, Christine.

I: Early Modern French Studies, Bind 43, Nr. 2, 26.04.2021, s. 200-221.

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Jeanneret, C 2021, 'Le Théâtre Français au Septentrion (1669–1728): Diplomatie, Échanges Culturels et Migration entre Paris et Copenhague', Early Modern French Studies, bind 43, nr. 2, s. 200-221. https://doi.org/10.1080/20563035.2021.1911499

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Jeanneret, C. (2021). Le Théâtre Français au Septentrion (1669–1728): Diplomatie, Échanges Culturels et Migration entre Paris et Copenhague. Early Modern French Studies, 43(2), 200-221. https://doi.org/10.1080/20563035.2021.1911499

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Jeanneret C. Le Théâtre Français au Septentrion (1669–1728): Diplomatie, Échanges Culturels et Migration entre Paris et Copenhague. Early Modern French Studies. 2021 apr. 26;43(2):200-221. https://doi.org/10.1080/20563035.2021.1911499

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Jeanneret, Christine. / Le Théâtre Français au Septentrion (1669–1728) : Diplomatie, Échanges Culturels et Migration entre Paris et Copenhague. I: Early Modern French Studies. 2021 ; Bind 43, Nr. 2. s. 200-221.

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