- The
Lauragais (French pronunciation: [loʁaɡɛ]; Occitan: Lauragués) is an area of the south-west of
France that is south-east of Toulouse. The Lauragais...
- Charles-Laurent-Bernard-Godefroi de La Tour d'Auvergne-
Lauraguais (1852–1903), 2nd
Prince de La Tour d'Auvergne-
Lauraguais, 3rd
Marquess of Saint-Paulet and 4th Baron...
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Louis de Brancas, duc de
Lauraguais, duc et pair de
Villars (1714–1793). Not
noted for her intelligence,
Madame de
Lauraguais once said, "my
husband cheated...
- was the
regent of the
Kingdom of
Scotland and the
count of
Auvergne and
Lauraguais in France. John was a son of
Alexander Stewart, Duke of Albany, son of...
- use as a solvent.
Ethyl acetate was
first synthesized by the
Count de
Lauraguais in 1759 by
distilling a
mixture of
ethanol and
acetic acid. In 2004, an...
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marquise de
Vintimille Diane-Adélaïde de
Mailly (1713–1760),
duchess de
Lauraguais Marie-Anne de
Mailly (1717–1744),
duchess de Châteauroux Jeanne-Antoinette...
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sister Flavacourt as "the hen", and her
sister Lauraguais as the "Street of Evil Words". Her
sister Lauraguais was said to be
entertaining and once amused...
- (1467 – 28
March 1501),
Count of Auvergne,
Count of Boulogne,
Count de
Lauraguais, was the son of
Bertrand VI,
Count of
Auvergne and
Louise de La Trémoille...
- de
Lauraguais died
under the
guillotine in 1794, but in 1825 the
property was ****umed by
prince Pierre d’Arenberg,
grandson of Mme de
Lauraguais, who...
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daughter of Jean III de La Tour (1467– 28
March 1501),
Count of
Auvergne and
Lauraguais, and
Jeanne de Bourbon,
Duchess of
Bourbon (1465–1511). She was a penultimate...
