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Chaulnes (French pronunciation: [ʃo(l)n]; Picard: Chonne) is a
commune in the
Somme department in Hauts-de-France in
northern France.
Chaulnes lies in...
- 2°48′17″E / 49.81639°N 2.80472°E / 49.81639; 2.80472 The
Canton of
Chaulnes is a
former canton situated in the
department of the
Somme and in the Picardie...
- NEW DUCHESS.; De
Chaulnes and His
American Bride Appear at the Opera". The New York Times.
Retrieved 3
April 2023. "Duc de
Chaulnes Buried". The New York...
- of Duke of
Chaulnes (French: duc de
Chaulnes), a
French peerage, is held by the d'Albert
family beginning in 1621. The
duchy of
Chaulnes was established...
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Chaulnes is a
railway station located in the
commune of
Chaulnes in the
Somme department, France. The
station is
served by TER Hauts-de-France
trains from...
- of
Chaulnes, in 1867, his
elder brother Charles succeeded to the
dukedoms of
Luynes and
Chevreuse and Paul
succeeded to the
dukedoms of
Chaulnes and...
- d'Albert, 12th Duke of
Chaulnes (born
posthumously 1908–1980) Tragically, like his
grandfather and
father before him, the Duke of
Chaulnes died
young with all...
- is at the Duke of Chevreuse's
estate in
Chaulnes (Somme department) that Fénelon
wrote his
Tables de
Chaulnes (1711).
Along with his friends, Chevreuse...
- Duke of
Chaulnes, was
seigneur de
Cadenet and
married Charlotte Eugenie d'Ailly,
countess of
Chaulnes, in 1619, and was
created Duke of
Chaulnes in 1621...
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Ferdinand d'Albert, 5th Duke of
Chaulnes (31
December 1714 – 23
September 1769), Duke of
Picquigny and then Duke of
Chaulnes from 1744, was a
French astronomer...
