La Clef du cabinet des princes de l'Europe

La Clef du cabinet des princes de l'Europe was the first magazine in Luxembourg. She appeared from July 1, 1704 per month until July in 1794.

The magazine was a project of the bookseller, printer and journalist Claude Jordan from Valence and the printer André Chevalier from Bourg -en- Bresse. After Jordan had already brought out the Gazettes de Hollande in Leyden and Amsterdam and Chevalier in Luxembourg owned a printing company, both of them had teamed up to make a journal of Lorraine (then independent from France ).

In the title La Clef du cabinet des princes de l'Europe ou Recueil historique sur les auxiliary materials & politique du system the entire program of the journal enemies: a look behind the scenes of government cabinets of Europe ( War of Spanish Succession ).

When there was financial dispute in 1716 between two editors, Jordan went to Paris and was out of there until 1776, the Suite de la clef, ou Journal historique sur les auxiliary materials you system.