Hôtel Saint-Pol appears as a named location in the book’s index, which records four references to it. The supplied material establishes its recurrence in the book’s coverage, but does not provide enough detail to specify its setting, features, or role in a particular episode.

References in the Book

The index lists Hôtel Saint-Pol with four separate reference markers, indicating that the location is mentioned in multiple places rather than appearing only once. The excerpts available here do not give the underlying passages, so they do not show what those mentions describe.

Limits of the Available Account

The book also indexes the royal court in connection with Charles VI’s marriage, the court’s presence at the duel, and court politics. The available references do not establish which, if any, of those subjects is tied directly to Hôtel Saint-Pol. Its specific historical and narrative functions therefore remain undetermined in this evidence.