DescriptionGénéalogie des Bourbons (Sylvain Bonnet, 1688).jpg
Français : Généalogie des Bourbons avec, dans la partie basse, Louis XIV appuyé sur un écu représentant la Réception de leurs Majestés britanniques (Jacques II et sa famille accueillis à Saint-Germain à la fin de l’année 1688), le Grand Dauphin (il tient une carte avec des vues et un plan de Philisbourg), les petits ducs de Bourgogne, d’Anjou et de Berry (nés respectivement en 1682, 1683 et 1686)
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