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PHILIPPE DE (kō-mēn'), a French chronicler; born in Comines, in 1445; was the trusted counselor of Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, of his son and successor Charles the Bold, of Louis XI., King of France, and his successor Charles VIII. His "Memoirs" supply the most trustworthy material we have for the history of his age. The first six books were written between 1488 and 1494, and the last two between 1497 and 1501; they were first printed in 1524-1525. He died at the château of Argenton, Oct. 13, 1510.
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