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Her arrival in November 1671 came just over a year after the death of Monsieur's first wife, Henrietta. The rumours that she had been poisoned by Monsieur's jealous lovers singled out the chevalier de Lorraine, exiled to Rome at Henriette's request. The court shuddered at the spectacle of royal mortality.
2 giu 2020 · Le vite di Filippo di Lorena, le Chevalier de Lorraine, e di Filippo d’Orleans, chiamato con l’appellativo Monsieur (riservato al fratello del re), si incrociano presto: crescono insieme al Palais-Royal, loro due insieme al Delfino di Francia e ad altri figli di famiglie nobili (era un modo per tenere sotto controllo possibili rivalità e tradimenti dei genitori).
The Chevalier de Lorraine and the issues of sexuality are examined by Barker in several sections (following pp. 59, 100 and 200), while Van der Cruysse focuses in more depth in his chapter “Entre Saint-Cloud et Sodome : Monsieur, prince gay” (and notably on the Chevalier de Lorraine following p. 165). 31. Godard 2002.
1 gen 1997 · This is an exceptionally fine biography of a much neglected figure - the Regent who ruled France between the death of Louis XIV and the majority (at 13!) of Louis XV - I should say neglected in English as there have, apparently, been fine biographies of him in French and other languages - but being monolingual (to my great regret) I must rely on writers such as Ms. Pevitt to bring to life the ...
6 dic 2016 · Although Henriette was always sickly, and more so at the end of her life, she was thought to have been poisoned. Although some believed Philippe was involved, the most popular theory at the time was that the Chevalier de Lorraine had organized the murder without the involvement of Monsieur. Bibliography. Barker, Nancy Nichols.
Leben. Philippe de Lorraine war der zweite Sohn von Henri de Lorraine, comte d’Harcourt, und Marguerite Philippe du Cambout.Er war zunächst Malteserordensritter (ohne Profess), bekannt unter dem Namen Chevalier de Lorraine, und erhielt nacheinander als Kommendatarabt mehrere Abteien: Saint-Jean de Vignes, Saint-Benôit-sur-Loire (1680), La Trinité de Tiron (1672) und Saint-Père de Chartres.
Philippe of Lorraine (1643 – 8 December 1702), known as the Chevalier de Lorraine, was a French nobleman, descendant of the Dukes of Elbeuf, member of the House of Guise, cadet branch of the House of Lorraine. He was the renowned lover of Philippe I, Duke of Orléans, brother of Louis XIV.
