In 1776, his poor tragedy, "Mustapha et Zeangir", was played at Fontainebleau before Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette; the king gave him a further pension of 1200 livres and Louis Joseph of Bourbon, the Prince de Condé, made him his secretary.
In 1776, his tragedy, "Mustapha et Zeangir", was played at Fontainebleau before Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. Subsequently, the king gave him a further pension of 1200 livres and his cousin, the Prince de Condé, made him his secretary.