General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... king , and two years after their first meeting , Louis entered upon a liaison with her . Her husband , still very much in love with her , begged and threatened , trying to induce her to return to him , but she did not even reply to his ...
... king , and two years after their first meeting , Louis entered upon a liaison with her . Her husband , still very much in love with her , begged and threatened , trying to induce her to return to him , but she did not even reply to his ...
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... king , a plan in which he was aided by Louis's valet , Lebel , and the Duc de Richelieu . The king was highly pleased with this gay young woman of twenty - three , whose merry laughter dispelled the ennui and morbid gloom of the unhappy ...
... king , a plan in which he was aided by Louis's valet , Lebel , and the Duc de Richelieu . The king was highly pleased with this gay young woman of twenty - three , whose merry laughter dispelled the ennui and morbid gloom of the unhappy ...
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... king . Strange as it may seem at the present day , Louis XV had in addition to his regular ministers , agents who reported directly to him , 88 giving him their advice ; this secret ministry the king had entrusted to the Comte de ...
... king . Strange as it may seem at the present day , Louis XV had in addition to his regular ministers , agents who reported directly to him , 88 giving him their advice ; this secret ministry the king had entrusted to the Comte de ...
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