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Mongrédien published two letters in an article for the 15 April 1953 issue of the French historical journal XVII^e siècle (Mongrédien 1961, p. 220). In that article, he wrote that he owed his ability to publish them "to the extreme consideration of M^me la baronne de Sarret de Coussergues, and her two daughters, M^lle de Sarret and M^me la comtesse Emmanuel de Bertier de Sauvigny, who were kind enough to extract two previously unpublished documents from their family archives, to send me photocopies, and to authorise me to publish [them]." In the first of these two letters, addressed to his sister, the Marquise de Fabrègues, and dated 20 June 1678, Dauger de Cavoye mentions that he has been held in captivity "for more than ten years". In the second letter, addressed to the king but undated, he mentions that he has been "detained in the prisons of St Lazare by a lettre de cachet [issued] by Your Majesty for the last eleven-and-a-half years" (Mongrédien 1953, pp. 55–58). — (1961) [1st pub. 1952]. Le Masque de Fer (softcover) (in French). Illustrated cover (2nd ed.). Paris: Hachette. Mongrédien, Georges (15 April 1953). "Deux documents inédits sur le Masque de Fer" [Two previously unpublished documents about the Man in the Iron Mask]. XVII^e siècle (in French) (N^os 17–18). Paris: Société d'étude du XVII^e siècle: 55–58 – via Internet Archive.

In a footnote, Mongrédien explained that the Marquise de Fabrègues was Eustache's eldest sister, Louise-Henriette, who had married François-Antoine de Sarret, marquis de Fabrègues et de Coussergues, maréchal de camp. Widowed in December 1674, she survived until 1696 (Mongrédien 1953, p. 56). Mongrédien, Georges (15 April 1953). "Deux documents inédits sur le Masque de Fer" [Two previously unpublished documents about the Man in the Iron Mask]. XVII^e siècle (in French) (N^os 17–18). Paris: Société d'étude du XVII^e siècle: 55–58 – via Internet Archive.

Gleichen & Grimblot 1868, pp. 46–50. Charles-Henri Gleichen; Paul Grimblot (1868) [First published 1847. Leipzig: J.B. Hirschfeld (in German)]. "IV : Le masque de fer". Souvenirs (hardcover) (in French). Paris: Léon Techener. pp. 46–50 – via Internet Archive.

Williamson 2002, p. 245. Williamson, Hugh Ross (2002) [1st pub. 1957]. "16. The Man in the Iron Mask". Who Was the Man in the Iron Mask? And Other Historical Enigmas (softcover) (2nd ed.). London: Penguin Classic History. pp. 239–254. ISBN 978-0-141-39097-0.

Williamson 2002, p. 247. Williamson, Hugh Ross (2002) [1st pub. 1957]. "16. The Man in the Iron Mask". Who Was the Man in the Iron Mask? And Other Historical Enigmas (softcover) (2nd ed.). London: Penguin Classic History. pp. 239–254. ISBN 978-0-141-39097-0.

Williamson 2002, p. 246. Williamson, Hugh Ross (2002) [1st pub. 1957]. "16. The Man in the Iron Mask". Who Was the Man in the Iron Mask? And Other Historical Enigmas (softcover) (2nd ed.). London: Penguin Classic History. pp. 239–254. ISBN 978-0-141-39097-0.

Williamson 2002, pp. 247–248. Williamson, Hugh Ross (2002) [1st pub. 1957]. "16. The Man in the Iron Mask". Who Was the Man in the Iron Mask? And Other Historical Enigmas (softcover) (2nd ed.). London: Penguin Classic History. pp. 239–254. ISBN 978-0-141-39097-0.

Williamson 2002, pp. 249–251. Williamson, Hugh Ross (2002) [1st pub. 1957]. "16. The Man in the Iron Mask". Who Was the Man in the Iron Mask? And Other Historical Enigmas (softcover) (2nd ed.). London: Penguin Classic History. pp. 239–254. ISBN 978-0-141-39097-0.

Mongrédien 1953, pp. 56–57. Mongrédien, Georges (15 April 1953). "Deux documents inédits sur le Masque de Fer" [Two previously unpublished documents about the Man in the Iron Mask]. XVII^e siècle (in French) (N^os 17–18). Paris: Société d'étude du XVII^e siècle: 55–58 – via Internet Archive.

Mongrédien 1953, pp. 57–58. Mongrédien, Georges (15 April 1953). "Deux documents inédits sur le Masque de Fer" [Two previously unpublished documents about the Man in the Iron Mask]. XVII^e siècle (in French) (N^os 17–18). Paris: Société d'étude du XVII^e siècle: 55–58 – via Internet Archive.

Ledger 1869. Ledger, Edward, ed. (1869). "Biographical Memoranda of Living Dramatic Authors". The Era Almanack and Annual 1869 (hardcover) (2nd ed.). London: Open Court Publishing. pp. 20–21 – via Internet Archive. SERLE, Thomas James, (...) Engaged at Covent Garden Theatre, and opened in Hamlet, November, 1825, and repeated it with Jaffier, Othello, &c.; remained three seasons (...); translated and adapted Dominique, Victim of St. Vincent; and Man in the Iron Mask, playing the principal characters.

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"Bibliothèque de la Bastille. 1017. — Catalogue des livres en feuilles, reliés et brochés, qui sont déposés à Saint-Louis-de-la-Culture, provenant de la Bastille, mis en ordre par le sieur Poinçot, libraire, certifié véritable par Poinçot et par Agier, ci-devant commissaire aux papiers de la Bastille. 14 juin—15 septembre 1790. Bibl. de l'Arsenal, Mss., no. 6495, fol. 1. Cf. ALFRED FRANKLIN, les Anciennes Bibliothèques de Paris, t. III, p. 201, 292." Translation: "Bibliothèque de la Bastille. Item #1017. — Catalogue of books in loose pages, bound in leather or in paper, which were deposited at Saint-Louis-de-la-Culture, originally from the Bastille, set in order by Mr. Poinçot, librarian, certified genuine by Poinçot and by Agier, aforementioned commissioner of the Bastille papers. 14 June—15 September 1790." (Tuetey 1894, p. 91). Tuetey, Alexandre [in French] (1894). Répertoire général des sources manuscrites de l'histoire de Paris pendant la Révolution française [General catalogue of manuscript sources about the history of Paris during the French revolution] (PDF) (hardcover) (in French). Vol. III. Paris: Imprimerie Nouvelle. p. 636 – via Bibliothèque nationale de France. (Église) de Saint-Louis-de-la-Culture

Charpentier & Manuel 1790, pp. 140–162. Charpentier, Pierre-Hubert; Manuel, Louis-Pierre (1790). La Bastille dévoilée, ou Recueil de pièces authentiques pour servir à son histoire (hardcover) (in French). Vol. 3. Paris: Desenne. Retrieved 15 October 2023 – via BnF Gallica.

Tuetey 1894, p. 636. Tuetey, Alexandre [in French] (1894). Répertoire général des sources manuscrites de l'histoire de Paris pendant la Révolution française [General catalogue of manuscript sources about the history of Paris during the French revolution] (PDF) (hardcover) (in French). Vol. III. Paris: Imprimerie Nouvelle. p. 636 – via Bibliothèque nationale de France. (Église) de Saint-Louis-de-la-Culture

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George 1938. George, Dorothy (1938). "Catalogue of Political and Personal Satires in the British Museum". britishmuseum.org. Object: The iron-mask (Etching on paper; Museum number 1866,1114.624.). Retrieved 1 December 2024. The taking of the Bastille, see BMSat 7550, &c, naturally revived interest in the Man in the Iron Mask (d. 1703) and it was reported that his body still masked, had been found chained in a dungeon. Cf. the opera, Island of St. Marguerite, by the Hon. John St. John, based on Voltaire's account of the Man in the Iron Mask, in which the Temple of Liberty rises from the ruins of the castle. Drury Lane, 13 Nov. 1789. Genest, vi. 586. Cf. also Blake's poem, "The French Revolution" (1791).

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Neudorf 2024. Neudorf, Jon (10 February 2024). "The Samurai Of Prog: The Man in the Iron Mask". Sea of Tranquility. Retrieved 1 December 2024. (...) This time the concept takes us back to 17th century France and the reign of King Louis XIV. In 1669 a man was arrested and subsequently held for over three decades in several French jails, including The Bastille. His name was kept a mystery as his face was covered with an iron mask. Oliviero Lacagnina who provides keyboards wrote all the music and provided the main idea behind the concept. (...)

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Cady, Nelson & Cross 2016. Cady, Thirza; Nelson, Alfred L.; Cross, Gilbert B., eds. (2016). "Royal Adelphi Theatre : Calendar for 1898–1899". umass.edu. London: The Adelphi Calendar Project. [Scroll down to: 11 March 1899.] Retrieved 2 December 2024. 11 March 1899. The Man in the Iron Mask. Title Comment: "Suggested by an episode in The Vicomte de Bragelonne of Alexandre Dumas". Author: Max Goldberg.

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The other historians who have not proposed a candidate are: Augustin Cabanès (Cabanès 1938, p. 13), Jules Loiseleur and Fernand Bournon (Mongrédien 1961, p. 8), as well as John Noone (Noone 1988, pp. 252–277). Cabanès, Augustin (1938) [1st pub. 1897]. "L'Énigme du 'Masque de Velours'". Les Secrets de l'Histoire [History's Secrets] (softcover). Toute l'Histoire (in French). Vol. 4. Paris: Flammarion. pp. 5–13. — (1961) [1st pub. 1952]. Le Masque de Fer (softcover) (in French). Illustrated cover (2nd ed.). Paris: Hachette. Noone, John (1988). The Man behind the Mask (hardcover). Gloucester: Alan Sutton. ISBN 978-0-86299-475-4.

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