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Further wealth came to her on the decease of some collateral relatives in 1776 : 84,000 francs in money as well as further real estate . The entire property of husband and wife must have amounted to approximately half a million francs ...
Further wealth came to her on the decease of some collateral relatives in 1776 : 84,000 francs in money as well as further real estate . The entire property of husband and wife must have amounted to approximately half a million francs ...
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He regarded a further stay in Holland as useless , and asked for further orders . If he was to undertake the journey to America , and the time , in view of the momentary calm , was indifferent to Choiseul , he would prefer to wait until ...
He regarded a further stay in Holland as useless , and asked for further orders . If he was to undertake the journey to America , and the time , in view of the momentary calm , was indifferent to Choiseul , he would prefer to wait until ...
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The next letter from the Count shows that he has turned to other interests , and neither he nor de Kalb makes any further allusion to the generalissimo aspirations , nor is there any further reference to the " Broglie Intrigue " in any ...
The next letter from the Count shows that he has turned to other interests , and neither he nor de Kalb makes any further allusion to the generalissimo aspirations , nor is there any further reference to the " Broglie Intrigue " in any ...
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