Belles Beaux And Brains of the 60s
Belles Beaux And Brains of the 60s
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Of their three sons, the youngest, Jacques Toutant-Beauregard, married Helene Judith de Reggio in 1798. Of their seven children, the third was Pierre Gustave Toutant-Beauregard, of Confederate fame.
Old as is his paternal ancestry, that of his mother is even more illustrious. He is of direct descent from the Dukes de Reggio. His great-grandfather, Chevalier Francois Marie de Reggio, cousin to the reigning Duke, had distin guished himself under his friend, Due de Richelieu, at the siege of Berge...n-apzoom ; was given a commission and sent to Louisiana with his command by Louis XV. When the province went under Spanish rule this chevalier was made royal standard bearer, with other offices. He was close kinsman also to Marquis de Vaudureil, another colonial governor of Louisiana. Of his marriage to Mile. Fleurian two sons were born, of whom the younger, Chevalier Louis Emanuel de Reggio, married Mile. Judith Olivier de Vezin. Her daughter, Helene Judith, was the mother of our gen eral.
When eleven years old young P.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of their three sons, the youngest, Jacques Toutant-Beauregard, married Helene Judith de Reggio in 1798. Of their seven children, the third was Pierre Gustave Toutant-Beauregard, of Confederate fame.
Old as is his paternal ancestry, that of his mother is even more illustrious. He is of direct descent from the Dukes de Reggio. His great-grandfather, Chevalier Francois Marie de Reggio, cousin to the reigning Duke, had distin guished himself under his friend, Due de Richelieu, at the siege of Berge...n-apzoom ; was given a commission and sent to Louisiana with his command by Louis XV. When the province went under Spanish rule this chevalier was made royal standard bearer, with other offices. He was close kinsman also to Marquis de Vaudureil, another colonial governor of Louisiana. Of his marriage to Mile. Fleurian two sons were born, of whom the younger, Chevalier Louis Emanuel de Reggio, married Mile. Judith Olivier de Vezin. Her daughter, Helene Judith, was the mother of our gen eral.
When eleven years old young P.
What to read after Belles Beaux And Brains of the 60s?
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