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Tourraine, 18th of June 1768.
Final autopsy report regarding the body found in the Canal.
From: Dr. P. Panacek, surgeon
To: Madame M. T. Milneaux - Vendramin.
Dear Madame,
I sincerely thank you for giving me the opportunity to examine the corpse found in the...
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I've finally reach my new summer home in the Aquitaine. The Villa is breathtaking with roses in full bloom. The scent is heavenly which allows one to slip into the perfect state of mind. So far I've had dance class, laughed over some trs ridicule...
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But no thanks to the Highwaymen and Pirates who blocked some roads and harbours, preventing many...
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Read MorePosted in: default | 1 commentsPrince de Carpgne to Duchesse de Rochefort, 12 May 17--
My dearest darling Maria,
You are gone! How can I begin to express my sorrow at what I can only hope will be a temporary parting! Alas, I am sated that our paths were able to cross once...
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Prince de Carpgne to Comtesse de Noailles, 11 May...
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