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interim emb****y. Upon the
arrival of the new amb****ador, the
Count of
Guerchy, in
October 1763, d'Éon was
demoted to the rank of
secretary and humiliated...
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Guerchy (French pronunciation: [ɡɛʁʃi]) is a
former commune in the
Yonne department in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté in north-central France. On 1
January 2016...
- Claude-Louis-François Régnier,
Count of
Guerchy (1715–1767),
later Marquis of Blosset, was a
French diplomat. List of Amb****adors of
France to the United...
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French Infantry Line
General Montagne Brigade Royal Vaisseaux Comte de
Guerchy 4
battalions Rgt,
Royal Vaisseaux 3
battalions 3 off. 146 men 29 off. 291...
- relaxed.
Dormeuil and
Poirson had the
theatre remodelled by
Louis Regnier de
Guerchy and
reopened it as the Théâtre du Palais-Royal with a
license to present...
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Brichanteau (de)
Extinct 1742
Nangis (3) Ile-de-France 77
Nangis 1749 Régnier de
Guerchy Extinct 1832 Narbonne-Pelet*
Languedoc 30
Combas 1699
Pelet (de) Naucase...
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Construction started 1826
Inaugurated 20
April 1829 Cost 4,620,000
francs Design and
construction Architect(s) Jacques-Marie Huvé
Other designers de
Guerchy...
- window.
There is smoke!." He had been
accompanied on his
journey home by
Guerchy and
Pruneaux among other familiars and two of them, Saint-Auban and Séré...
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Sains Françoise d'Estampes (d. 1573) m. 1534: Edme de Regnier, Lord of
Guerchy (d. 1544)
Elder branch of Estampes,
called Salbris Jean d'Estampes, Lord...
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Lucie Bérillon , (born 16 May 1863 Saint-Fargeau - 5 May 1953
Guerchy) was a
French professor of
literature from the
first class of the École normale...
