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Charlotte Duplessis-Mornay (née
Arbaleste de la Borde;
February 1, 1550 – May 15, 1606) was a
French writer of the Reformation,
known for her first-person...
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October 1575 was but
ransomed for a
small sum,
which was paid by
Charlotte Arbaleste, whom he
married shortly afterwards at Sedan.
Mornay was
gradually recognized...
- Duke of
Sully 13.
Charlotte Dauvet 3.
Marguerite de Béthune 14.
Jacques de Cochefilet,
Count de
Vaucelas 7.
Rachel de
Cochefilet 15.
Marie Arbaleste...
- de
Mailly (1696-1767) and the lady-in-waiting Anne Françoise
Elisabeth Arbaleste de
Melun and
married in 1750 to the duke
Charles Georges René du Cambout...
- de Mailly-Rubempré 6.
Louis Joseph,
Marquis de Mailly-Nesle 13. Anne
Arbaleste,
vicomtesse de
Melun 3.
Marie de Mailly, dame d'Ivry-sur-Seine 14. Emmanuel...
- Elisabeth,
Duchess of Bouillon, who said in a
letter to her
sister Charlotte Arbaleste Duplessis-Mornay that
their letters were
being intercepted and forwarded...
- the Gout (1577), a
translation from
Christopher Ballista (Christophe
Arbaleste), and The
Proverbes of
Lopes de
Mendoza (1579). The
Zodyake of Life was...
