Five Love-Letters written by a Cavalier, in answer to Five Love-Letters written to him by a Nun. (The Answers of the Chevalier Del. To the letters of gallantry, from a Nun in Portugal.) An English translation of “Réponse aux Lettres portugaises,” Paris, 1669

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Five Love-Letters Written by a Cavalier, in Answer to Five Love-Letters Written to Him by a Nun. (The Answers of the Chevalier Del. To the Letters of Gallantry, from a Nun in Portugal.) An English Translation of "Réponse Aux Lettres Portugaises," Paris, 1669.

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Five Love-Letters from a Nun to a Cavalier. Done out of French into English, by Sir Roger L'Estrange. The second edition. (Cinque lettres d'amour d'une religieuse portugaise. Escrites au Chevalier de C., officier françois en Portugal.) [Attributed to Marianna Alcoforado. Translated into French, or perhaps originally written, by Gabriel Joseph de Lavergne, Count de Guilleragues.] Fr. & Eng

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Five Love-Letters from a Nun to a Cavalier. Done out of French into English by Sir Roger L'Estrange . A translation of the “Lettres portugaises,” Part I., commonly attributed to Marianna Alcoforado. Translated into French, or perhaps originally written, by Gabriel Joseph de Lavergne, Count de Guilleragues

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Five Love Letters Written by a Cavalier in Answer to the Five Love-letters Written to Him by a Nun

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General Catalogue of Printed Books to 1955

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Five Love-letters from a Nun to a Cavalier, with the Cavalier's Answers

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Five Love-Letters from a Nun to a Cavalier. Done Out of French Into English [by Sir Roger L'Estrange]. [A Translation of the "Lettres Portugaises," Part I., Commonly Attributed to Marianna Alcoforado. Translated Into French, Or Perhaps Originally Written, by Gabriel Joseph de Lavergne, Count de Guilleragues.].

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Five Love-letters from a Nun to a Chevalier

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Love Without Affectation, in Five Letters from a Portuguese Nun, to a French Cavalier. Done Into English Verse, from the Newest Edition Lately Printed at Paris. To which is Added, a Prefatory Discourse of the Nature and Use of Such Epistles in General; with the Excellency of These in Particular; the Time when They Were Written; the Reasons Why; the True Names and Circumstances of the Persons Concern'd in Them; and Undeniable Proofs Given of the Pretended Answers to Them, which Go Under the Name of the Chevlier Del, Being Spurious. Never Extant Before, and Communicated to the Translator in Verse, by Unquestionable Authorities

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