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Louise Renée de Penancoët de
Kéroualle,
Duchess of
Portsmouth (5
September 1649 – 14
November 1734) was a
French mistress of King
Charles II of England...
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granted the
title to
Charles Lennox, his
illegitimate son by
Louise de
Keroualle,
Duchess of Portsmouth.
Charles Lennox was
further created Duke of Lennox...
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December the same year he
married Henrietta de
Kéroualle, the
sister of
Charles II's
mistress Louise de
Kéroualle. By this marriage,
Herbert had his only child...
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conversations between "Minette" (Charles'
sister Henrietta-Anne) and
Louise de
Kéroualle with
Louis XIV (pla**** by Anne-Marie Duff,
Perkins Thierry, and Mélanie...
- 706–708.
Miller 1991, pp. 97, 123.
Fraser 1979, pp. 65, 286. "Louise de
Kéroualle,
Duchess of
Portsmouth with an
unknown female attendant".
National Portrait...
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Arlington orchestrates Charles into
taking Louise de
Kéroualle as his mistress. When
Charles and de
Kéroualle attend the theatre, Nell
publicly pokes fun at...
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London Journal,
Wednesday April 9, 1834. Vol I, p. 14. Wynne, S. M. "
Kéroualle,
Louise Renée de Penancoët de, suo jure
duchess of
Portsmouth and suo...
- 2002 Jojo La
Frite 2003
Charles II: The
Power and The P****ion
Louise de
Kéroualle a.k.a. The last King (BBC TV mini-series) 2007
Chrysalis Manon 2007 Pu-239...
- nationaltrustcollections.org.uk.
National Trust. "Louise Renée de Penencoët de
Kéroualle,
Duchess of
Portsmouth (1649 – 1734) 653188". www.nationaltrustcollections...
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addition women attended,
including Nell Gwyn,
Barbara Villiers and
Louise de
Kéroualle.
Champagne made its
first appearance in
English society as a fashionable...
