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February 1652. He
resigned his
pastorate into the
hands of Abbé de
Bretonvilliers and, when he
regained sufficient strength, on the
orders of his physicians...
- pp. 352–. "Ruines de l'hôtel de
Bretonvilliers, à la
Pointe de l'Île Saint-Louis (Ruins of the Hôtel de
Bretonvilliers, at the
Point of Île Saint-Louis)...
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Saint Sulpice: Jean-Jacques
Olier (1641–1657)
Alexandre Le
Ragois de
Bretonvilliers (1657–1676)
Louis Tronson (1676–1700) François Lesch****ier (1700–1725)...
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recessed panels alternate with
pedimented windows.
Another is the Hôtel de
Bretonvilliers (1637–43). He
added the
divided horseshoe staircase to the main entrance...
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Montmirail (1734–1765) and his wife;
Charlotte Bénigne le
Ragois de
Bretonvilliers.[citation needed] In 1780, she
married Anne-Pierre de Montesquiou-Fézensac...
- The
property was then
owned by the
family of
Alexandre Le
Ragois de
Bretonvilliers, who
inherited it and
bequeathed it to the
Society upon his
death in...
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after the
drawings of his master, the
gallery of the
hotel of M. de
Bretonvilliers,
president of the
Chambre des Comptes. He also painted, in 1667, an...
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eastern (upstream) end of the Île Saint-Louis with the
former Hôtel de
Bretonvilliers and the Hôtel
Lambert 1757 Musée
Carnavalet View
upstream toward the...
- (Hôtel de
Breteuil (avenue Foch)) Hôtel de
Bretonvilliers 4 9 rue Saint-Louis-en-l'Île 3 rue de
Bretonvilliers 48°51′03″N 2°21′32″E / 48.850886°N 2.358831°E...
- Chartres. His
maternal grandparents were Charlotte-Bénigne Le
Ragois de
Bretonvilliers and Charles-François-César Le
Tellier de
Louvois (a
descendant of François-Michel...
