General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... wife and second daughter in Courbevoye , a suburb of Paris . Probably their common Protes- tant faith may have ... wife was equally devoted to her husband and children . When one reads his numerous , lengthy letters to his wife , in ...
... wife and second daughter in Courbevoye , a suburb of Paris . Probably their common Protes- tant faith may have ... wife was equally devoted to her husband and children . When one reads his numerous , lengthy letters to his wife , in ...
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... wife received , in addition to a rich trousseau , 135,375 francs . After the death of her parents and grandparents in 1767 , she inherited the homestead at Courbevoye and 205,406 francs . Further wealth came to her on the decease of ...
... wife received , in addition to a rich trousseau , 135,375 francs . After the death of her parents and grandparents in 1767 , she inherited the homestead at Courbevoye and 205,406 francs . Further wealth came to her on the decease of ...
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... wife , some from Los Pasajes and some from St. Sebastian . Meanwhile Lafayette , torn between two courses of action , had sent a second courier to Paris , to report at St. Sebastian as to whether his voyage would be forbidden . Then he ...
... wife , some from Los Pasajes and some from St. Sebastian . Meanwhile Lafayette , torn between two courses of action , had sent a second courier to Paris , to report at St. Sebastian as to whether his voyage would be forbidden . Then he ...
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