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| Mme du Barry |
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| Charles I |
p 755 | Charles I at the Hunt by Van Dyck;
p 769 | Causeries du lundi: Weekly essays by Sainte-Beuve; they were ruminations on authors and their works, with an emphasis on French literature. His reputation as one of the most important French literary critics of the day rested on these columns, in which he guided the literary tastes of the populace.
p 769 | Mme de Boigne: Éléonore-Adèle d’Osmond, Comtesse de Boigne, born at the Château de Versailles in 1781.
p 769 | Le Constitutionnel was a French political and literary newspaper, which published Sainte-Beuve's "Monday Chats" from Oct. 1849 to Nov. 1852 and from Sep. 1861 to Jan. 1867. They were ruminations on authors and their works, with an emphasis on French literature. His reputation as one of the most important French literary critics of the day rested on these columns, in which he guided the literary tastes of the populace.
p 769 | Paul de Noailles, 6th Duke of Noailles (1802–85), historian.
p 770 | Sophie d'Arbouville (1810-50) French poet & novelist.
p 779 | Russo-Japanese War (1904-05)
