Madame Necker Her Family And Her Friends With Some Account of Her Husbands Th
Madame Necker Her Family And Her Friends With Some Account of Her Husbands Th
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1720, d. 1793. After a distinguished military career he was made Commander of Languedoc in 1763, Academician in 1771, Governor of Provence in 1782, and Marshal of France in 1783.
6 Louis Frangois Armand du Plessis, Due de Fronzac, and afterwards Mare"chal de Richelieu ; b. 1696, d. 1788. Famous in his youth for many notorious love-affairs, prominent among which was his liaison with the Duchesse de Bourgogne, he afterwards became celebrated for his military successes.
6 Anne Charles >igismond de... Montmorency-Luxembourg, Due de Piney-Luxembourg and Due de Chatillon, Lieutenant-General and peer of France ; b. 1737, d. 1805. He headed the Noblesse on the assem- bling of the States-General in 1789.
AN ANONYMOUS LETTER 203 greatest appreciation, and their support, which had always been of immense assistance to him, had encouraged him to believe that outside Court and Ministerial spheres his efforts for the good of France were both understood and approved of.
Among the letters he continued to receive from all parts of the country was one which must have occasioned him as much amusement as surprise.
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1720, d. 1793. After a distinguished military career he was made Commander of Languedoc in 1763, Academician in 1771, Governor of Provence in 1782, and Marshal of France in 1783.
6 Louis Frangois Armand du Plessis, Due de Fronzac, and afterwards Mare"chal de Richelieu ; b. 1696, d. 1788. Famous in his youth for many notorious love-affairs, prominent among which was his liaison with the Duchesse de Bourgogne, he afterwards became celebrated for his military successes.
6 Anne Charles >igismond de... Montmorency-Luxembourg, Due de Piney-Luxembourg and Due de Chatillon, Lieutenant-General and peer of France ; b. 1737, d. 1805. He headed the Noblesse on the assem- bling of the States-General in 1789.
AN ANONYMOUS LETTER 203 greatest appreciation, and their support, which had always been of immense assistance to him, had encouraged him to believe that outside Court and Ministerial spheres his efforts for the good of France were both understood and approved of.
Among the letters he continued to receive from all parts of the country was one which must have occasioned him as much amusement as surprise.
What to read after Madame Necker Her Family And Her Friends With Some Account of Her Husbands Th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Gambier Parry to read onlineMoreLess
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