A history of French architecture, from the reign of Charles VIII till the death of Mazarin (1911)
Blomfield, Reginald Theodore, Sir, 1856-1942 · London : G. Bell and sons, ltd. · leaf 92
ewellers, and others. These privileged persons excited the jealousyof the Guilds, who declined to recognize their apprenticeships or totreat them as qualified masters. The King cut the knot by exemptingthem altogether from the control of the Guilds.^ Moreover, Henri IV Quoted by Berty, ii, 96, 97.… … i:^i:„.,l„>„ .lu .,,:ni.l I.lu.ll.-n .I.J J,„h:,.J.i:..ll. I.:,. /I..„y // iHK lUii.ERjKs: rill-: pavilion OI- I I.ORA (IM. 3.S, 59) lf.M. .Il^.-l/^il Marct [11. 10 lAi li r. 40 HENRI IV 41 was determined as far as possible to employ French artists in preferenceto foreigners. All his architects…
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