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Guillaume Bautru,
comte de
Serrant (1588,
Angers – 7
March 1665, Paris) was a
French satirical poet,
court favourite and a protégé and
diplomatic agent...
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changed hands several times before Guillaume Bautru, a
State Councillor,
purchased the
property in 1636.
Bautru restarted the
construction that had been halted...
- the king
during the
construction of Palais-Cardinal. It was
named the Rue
Bautru, then the Rue Neuve-des-Pe****-Champs. In 1881, it was
given its present...
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French word veau (calf). Le Vau
started his
career by
designing the
Hotel de
Bautru in 1634. By 1639, he was
developing town
houses (hôtels particuliers) for...
- (1635) of
Blois whose classical design is the Château de Cheverny;
Guillaume Bautru remodelled the Château de
Serrant (at the
extreme western end of the valley)...
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Hennequin ép.
Gilles Le
Maistre Guillaume de
Bautru,
comte de Serrant, http://www.larousse.fr/encyclopedie/ehm/
Bautru/181963 Charles-Joseph-Edmond,
comte de...
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Cardinal Jean-Baptiste de Rohan-Guéméné (1657–1704); m. (1682)
Charlotte de
Bautru-Nogent (1641–1725)
Marie Jeanne de Rohan-Guéméné (1683–1710)
Joseph de Rohan-Guéméné...
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supervising La
Gazette were
Pierre d'Hozier,
Vincent Voiture,
Guillaume Bautru, and
Gauthier de Costes. La
Gazette had for
objective to
inform its readers...
- King
Louis XIV, and
built between 1711 and 1713 for Madeleine-Diane de
Bautru de Vaubrun, the
Duchesse d'Estrées (1668-1753).
After belonging to several...
- (1632–1723)
Charles Armand de
Gontaut (1663–1756),
husband of
Marie Antoinette De
Bautru de Nogent,
daughter of Antoine's only
sister Diane Charlotte Louis Antoine...
