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The du Barry learned the ways of the world there , so that with her great naturalness she found herself at ease in any company . When the proper moment seemed to have arrived , the Comte du Barry decided to give this beautiful ...
The du Barry learned the ways of the world there , so that with her great naturalness she found herself at ease in any company . When the proper moment seemed to have arrived , the Comte du Barry decided to give this beautiful ...
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The Baron now decided to take action to clarify his own position . As was said of the Latin poet , " Anger shapes the verse , " so there came out of the Baron's wrath a very eloquent letter to Congress . He began by saying that an ...
The Baron now decided to take action to clarify his own position . As was said of the Latin poet , " Anger shapes the verse , " so there came out of the Baron's wrath a very eloquent letter to Congress . He began by saying that an ...
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CHAPTER XIII WORSE THAN VALLEY FORGE A result of the alliance with France was that the British in Philadel- phia , worried by reports of the French fleet heading for America , decided to evacuate the American capital .
CHAPTER XIII WORSE THAN VALLEY FORGE A result of the alliance with France was that the British in Philadel- phia , worried by reports of the French fleet heading for America , decided to evacuate the American capital .
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