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Isaac de
Porthau (also
Portau or Portaut;
January 30, 1617, Pau – July 13, 1712) was a
Gascon black musketeer of the
Maison du Roi in 17th
century France...
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highly fictionalized version of the
historical musketeer Isaac de
Porthau. In The
Three Musketeers, his
family name is du Vallon. In
Twenty Years...
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cousin once
removed to the
Comte de
Troisville and
first cousin of
Isaac de
Porthau.
According to the semi-fictional Mémoires de M. d'Artagnan, he
formed a...
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called him to
Paris along with his
cousins Armand d'Athos and
Isaac de
Porthau based on
their re****tion for swordsmanship. On this
occasion Aramitz had...
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historical basis of Dumas'
character Athos in The
Three Musketeers)
Isaac de
Porthau (The
historical basis of Dumas'
character Porthos in The
Three Musketeers)...
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novels Regina Phalange (Phoebe Buffay) –
Friends Porthos (Isaac de
Porthau,
Baron du
Vallon de
Bracieux de Pierrefonds) – The
Three Musketeers Rusty...
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figures Charles de Batz-Castelmore d'Artagnan,
Armand d'Athos,
Isaac de
Porthau, and
Henri d'Aramitz.
Cardinal Richelieu 1935 1626–1642 The life of the...
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musketeers served as
inspirations for some of the
other characters.
Isaac de
Porthau (1617–1712) was the
inspiration for Dumas's
character Porthos. Jean-Armand...
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January 23 –
Ralph Josselin,
English clergyman (d. 1683)
January 30
Isaac de
Porthau,
Gascon black musketeer of the
Maison du Roi (d. 1712)
William Sancroft...
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January 23 –
Ralph Josselin,
English clergyman (d. 1683)
January 30
Isaac de
Porthau,
Gascon black musketeer of the
Maison du Roi (d. 1712)
William Sancroft...
