Memoirs of Madame De Rmusat 1802 1808
Memoirs of Madame De Rmusat 1802 1808
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The posts of Grand Marshal, of Grand Chamberlain, and of Grand Equerry were each endowed with one hundred thousand francs ; those of High Almoner and Grand Yeneur with eighty thousand francs ; that of Grand Master of Cere- monies with sixty thousand. The Intendant and the Trea- surer each received forty thousand francs, M. Daru was the first Intendant ; he was succeeded by M. De Champagny when the latter retired from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The First Prefect of the Palace and the Gentl...eman of Hon- or to the Empress each received thirty thousand francs.
M. De Nansouty, my brother-in-law, was for some time First Chamberlain to the Empress ; but, this post having been abolished, he was made First Equerry to the Emperor, The Lady of Honor received forty thousand francs; the Mistress of the Robes, thirty thousand. There were eighteen Chamberlains. Those of oldest date received either twelve, 28 368 MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE EÉMUSAT.
six, or three thousand francs, varying according to a sum fixed by the Emperor every year ; the others were honorary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The posts of Grand Marshal, of Grand Chamberlain, and of Grand Equerry were each endowed with one hundred thousand francs ; those of High Almoner and Grand Yeneur with eighty thousand francs ; that of Grand Master of Cere- monies with sixty thousand. The Intendant and the Trea- surer each received forty thousand francs, M. Daru was the first Intendant ; he was succeeded by M. De Champagny when the latter retired from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The First Prefect of the Palace and the Gentl...eman of Hon- or to the Empress each received thirty thousand francs.
M. De Nansouty, my brother-in-law, was for some time First Chamberlain to the Empress ; but, this post having been abolished, he was made First Equerry to the Emperor, The Lady of Honor received forty thousand francs; the Mistress of the Robes, thirty thousand. There were eighteen Chamberlains. Those of oldest date received either twelve, 28 368 MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE EÉMUSAT.
six, or three thousand francs, varying according to a sum fixed by the Emperor every year ; the others were honorary.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Claire Elisabeth Jeanne Gravier De Vergennes Remusat to read onlineMoreLess
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