‎Charlet‎

‎CHARLET ARMAND‎

‎VOCATION ALPINE‎

‎HOEBEKE 2017. New. HOEBEKE unknown‎

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‎Charlet David Alan‎

‎Atlas of Nevada Conifers: A Phytogeographic Reference‎

‎University of Nevada Press. Used - Very Good. Ships from Reno NV. Great condition for a used book! Minimal wear. 100% Money Back Guarantee. Shipped to over one million happy customers. Your purchase benefits world literacy! University of Nevada Press unknown‎

Bookseller reference : GRP117246080 ISBN : 0874172659 9780874172652

‎CHARLET DAVID ALAN‎

‎Atlas Of Nevada Conifers: A Phytogeographic Reference‎

‎University of Nevada Press Reno: 1996. Softcover. Brand new book. Atlas of Nevada Conifers is a major scientific contribution to our understanding of the ecology of Nevada. It documents in great detail the distribution of all native conifer species in the state�critical information because of the primary ecological importance of conifers for all organisms and because of the lack of documentation of these distributions in the scientific literature. Charlet maps and documents the exact location of herbarium records for 1600 individual trees. The data found in 23 tables and 22 range maps will serve as a primary reference for botanists land managers and conservation biologists for years to come. The level of detail in this work will be of great value to scientists investigating evolutionary questions with modern techniques using new DNA and allozyme technologies. Each occurrence of a species is precisely located in a mountain range and in one of fifteen western herbaria where specimens are stored. David Charlet received his B.S. and M.S. in Biology and his Ph.D. in Ecology Evolution and Conservation Biology from the University of Nevada Reno. He currently is a Professor at the Community College of Southern Nevada in the Las Vegas Valley where he teaches 10 biology and environmental science classes each year. "A definitive resource for botanists land managers and conservation biologists for decades to come. Author David Charlet's detailed maps and exhaustive records are like treasure maps to the many unexplored motherlodes of biodiversity waiting to be explored in the Great Basin." �David Lukas Great Basin News "This atlas documents Dr. Charlet's extensive field research to accurately identify the species and locations of the state's conifer stands precisely maps the distribution of all the species and significantly extends the known range of almost every species of pine fir spruce juniper and cedar in the state." �SciTech Book News University of Nevada Press, Reno: 1996 paperback‎

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‎Charlet Gregory‎

‎Kabbale Tome 1 : Ga�l‎

‎Dargaud 2003 � - Tu le trouves cruel ton monde - Oui. - Tu voudrais le changer - Si je pouvais. - Tu le peux. Mais pour cela tu dois croire en moi.� Dargaud hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : R305 ISBN : 2871293074 9782871293071

‎Charlet James D.‎

‎Shipwrecks of the Outer Banks: Dramatic Rescues and Fantastic Wrecks in the Graveyard of the Atlantic‎

‎Globe Pequot. Hardcover. 1493035908 Brand New! Thousands of Happy Customers!VCF . New. 2020. Globe Pequot hardcover‎

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‎Charlet Nicolas‎

‎Yves Klein‎

‎Vilo Publishing. Hardcover. 2845760175 Please read !!! NO international shipping for this book We ship daily good service buy with confidence . Very Good. Vilo Publishing hardcover‎

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‎Charlet Nicolas‎

‎Yves Klein‎

‎Paris: Adam Biro 2000 ISBN 2-84576-017-5 Folio 12.25 in by 9.75 in.; 255pp.; very good hardcover; very good dust jacket; lightly torn dust jacket corners; bumped book edges; crisp; clean; bright. Paris: Adam Biro, 2000 hardcover‎

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‎Charlet Olivia‎

‎The Hypotoxic Ketogenic Diet: Eat More Good Fats and Less Sugar to Lose Weight Increase Energy and Safeguard Your Health‎

‎Skyhorse Pub Co Inc 2019. Paperback. New. 1st edition. 128 pages. 9.00x7.00x0.50 inches. Skyhorse Pub Co Inc paperback‎

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‎Charlet Olivia‎

‎The Hypotoxic Ketogenic Diet: Eat More Good Fats and Less Sugar to Lose Weight Increase Energy and Safeguard Your Health‎

‎Skyhorse. PAPERBACK. 1631584324 Remainder mark . Fine. Skyhorse paperback‎

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‎Charlet Olivia‎

‎The Hypotoxic Ketogenic Diet: Eat More Good Fats and Less Sugar to Lose Weight Increase Energy and Safeguard Your Health‎

‎Skyhorse. PAPERBACK. 1631584324 . New. Skyhorse paperback‎

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‎Anna Boleyn.‎

‎Paris ca. 1870. Original photograph carte de visite albumen print 9 x 55 cm. - Anne Boleyn Marquess of Pembroke c.1501/1507 - 19 May 1536 also called Ann Bolin and Anne Bullen the Early Modern English pronunciation was the second wife and queen consort of Henry VIII and mother of Queen Elizabeth I. Henry's divorce from Catherine of Aragon and marriage to Boleyn was the beginning of political and religious upheaval which was the English Reformation with Anne promoting Church Reform. She was beheaded on charges of adultery and treason on 19 May 1536. Boleyn was the daughter of Thomas Boleyn 1st Earl of Wiltshire and 1st Earl of Ormonde and his wife Lady Elizabeth Boleyn born Lady Elizabeth Howard daughter of the 2nd Duke of Norfolk. It is not known for certain where she was born but it was either at her family's mansion of Blickling Hall in Norfolk or at their favourite home of Hever Castle in Kent. It was rumoured later in her life that she had been born with six fingers on her left hand at the time considered a sign of the devil probably as a reaction by Catholics following Henry VIII's separation from the church of Rome. She had two siblings: Her sister Mary was probably a little younger than she was and her brother George may have been older. The controversy about the order of the children is described by Ives 2005 pp16-17. Some claim Mary was younger than Anne some claim older. George was probably the youngest having been married last other than Anne who was of course courting the king at the time. In later life Boleyn did not have a particularly affectionate relationship with her father but in her childhood she was anxious to please him. Her relationship with her sister Mary was turbulent as she disagreed with Mary's second husband who was far below her- a common soldier and the two were not on speaking terms at the time of Anne's death. She enjoyed a much happier relationship with her mother and her brother both of whom she was very close to. The Boleyns were not high nobility and had only held power for four generations. Boleyn's father had married into the powerful Howard family. She had a very powerful aristocratic heritage; her great-grandparents included a Lord Mayor of London a duke an earl two aristocratic ladies and a knight. She was certainly more aristocratic than either Jane Seymour or Catherine Parr two of Henry's other wives. She was also the elder cousin of Henry's fifth wife Lady Catherine Howard. Boleyn's father was a respected diplomat with a gift for languages who had been a favourite of Henry VII and Henry VIII who sent him on many diplomatic missions abroad. In Europe Thomas Boleyn's professionalism and charm won many admirers including Archduchess Margaret of Austria the daughter of Maximilian I the Holy Roman Emperor. Margaret was currently ruling the Netherlands on behalf of her father and caring for her nephew and three nieces. Margaret was so impressed with him that she offered his youngest daughter Anne a place in her household. Ordinarily a girl had to be 12 years old to have such an honour but Anne might have been somewhat younger as Margaret affectionately referred to her as "la Petite Boleyn"; this appointment however is often used as evidence that Anne was born in 1501 not 1507. She made a good impression in the Netherlands with her manners and determination to work hard at her education. She is believed to have lived there from the spring of 1513 to the autumn of 1514. Anne Boleyn was not considered a great beauty of the time. Her body was too thin; her complexion too dark for the day's conventions of beauty. However many men commented on her magnificent dark eyes and beautiful dark hair. The most famous man to be attracted to her was of course King Henry VIII. Almost all artists of the day painted Anne with fair hair because artists of the day painted to flatter the "beauty" of the sitter. Anne also made up for her actual lack of conventional good looks with her fashion sense inspiring many new trends; she was probably the biggest fashion icon of her time. One Italian who met Anne in 1532 wrote that she was "not one of the handsomest women in the world" but others thought she was "competent belle" "quite beautiful" and "young and good-looking." Her vivacity was also considered attractive. William Forrest author of a contemporary poem about Catherine of Aragon complimented Anne's "passing excellent" skill as a dancer. "Here" he wrote "was a fresh young damsel that could trip and go." Her personality was complex and contradictory and it has been greatly distorted by those opposed to her controversial marriage and radical religious views. She was a devout Christian in the new tradition of Renaissance Humanism calling her a Protestant would be too strong. She also gave generously to charity and contrary to popular myth was extremely emotional. In her youth she was "sweet. Photographie Charlet & Jacotin 37 Boult. de Strasbourg Paris. KEYWORDS:france/photo unknown‎

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‎Charlotte Corday.‎

‎Paris ca. 1870. Original photograph carte de visite albumen print 9 x 55 cm. - Marie-Anne-Charlotte de Corday d�Armont retenue par l'Histoire sous le nom de Charlotte Corday elle-m�me toutefois se faisait d�signer et signait sa correspondance de son premier pr�nom Marie n�e le 27 juillet 1768 � Saint-Saturnin-des-Ligneries pr�s de Vimoutiers dans le Pays d'Auge guillotin�e le 17 juillet 1793 � Paris. Fille de Fran�ois de Corday d�Armont gentilhomme de province d�humble fortune et de Jacqueline-Charlotte-Marie de Gontier des Autiers. Elle est l�arri�re-arri�re petite fille de Pierre Corneille. Le d�c�s de sa m�re for�a M. de Corday � se s�parer de ses cinq enfants. Les trois filles entr�rent dans un monast�re de Caen. Charlotte avait alors treize ans. Elle en avait dix-neuf ans au moment de la suppression des monast�res par le d�cret du 13 d�cembre 1790. Sa vieille tante Madame de Bretteville la recueillit dans sa maison de Caen. Charlotte penchait pour les id�es nouvelles. C��tait le temps o� les Girondins luttaient contre leurs ennemis � la Convention c��tait le temps o� le Jacobin Jean-Paul Marat repr�sentant pour elle la tyrannie triomphait � Paris. Les Girondins proscrits et fugitifs s��taient r�fugi�s dans le Calvados. Ils y tenaient des assembl�es et Charlotte Corday assista plusieurs fois � ces s�ances. C�est ainsi qu�elle c�toya Buzot Salles P�tion Valaz� Kerv�l�gan Mollevaut Barbaroux Louvet Giroust Bussy Bergoeing Lesage Duchastel Henry-Larivi�re. Le 9 juillet 1793 elle quitta Caen pour Paris o� elle descendit � l�h�tel de la Providence le 11 juillet � midi. Munie d�une lettre d�introduction de Barbaroux elle se rendit chez le d�put� Lauze-Duperret de qui elle apprit que Marat ne paraissait plus � la Convention. Il fallait donc le trouver chez lui. Elle lui �crivit : � J�arrive de Caen ; votre amour pour la patrie me fait pr�sumer que vous conna�trez avec plaisir les malheureux �v�nements de cette partie de la R�publique. Je me pr�senterai chez vous vers une heure ayez la bont� de me recevoir et de m�accorder un moment d�entretien. Je vous mettrai dans le cas de rendre un grand service � la France. � N�ayant pu �tre introduite aupr�s de Marat elle lui fit parvenir un second billet : � Je vous ai �crit ce matin Marat ; avez-vous re�u ma lettre Je ne puis le croire puisqu�on me refuse votre porte. J�esp�re que demain vous m�accorderez une entrevue. Je vous le r�p�te j�arrive de Caen ; j�ai � vous r�v�ler les secrets les plus importants pour le salut de la R�publique. D�ailleurs je suis pers�cut�e pour la cause de la libert�. Je suis malheureuse ; il suffit que je le sois pour avoir droit � votre patriotisme. � Sans attendre la r�ponse Charlotte Corday sortit de sa chambre � 19 h et se rendit au 18 de la rue des Cordeliers. Photographie Charlet & Jacotin 37 Boult. de Strasbourg Paris. KEYWORDS:france/photo unknown‎

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‎Elisabeth d'Angleterre.‎

‎Paris ca. 1870. Original photograph carte de visite albumen print 9 x 55 cm. - �lisabeth Ire 1533-1603 est la reine - et peut-�tre le monarque - la plus connue de toutes celles qui r�gn�rent en Angleterre. Fille du roi Henri VIII d'Angleterre par son mariage avec Anne Boleyn �lisabeth est la troisi�me de ses enfants dans l'ordre de succession � la mort du roi Henri. Les morts successives de son fr�re �douard et de sa soeur a�n�e Marie l'amen�nent � acc�der au tr�ne en novembre 1558 -- commencement d'une �poque majeure dans l'histoire anglaise. �lisabeth �lev�e dans la religion protestante tente de suivre une via media dans la religion. Mais elle rencontre des ennemis dans le royaume lui-m�me les partisans de sa cousine et h�riti�re la catholique Marie Stuart reine d'�cosse qu'elle fait mettre � mort. Pourtant le fils de Marie Stuart le roi Jacques VI d'�cosse lui succ�de sous le nom de Jacques Ier. - Elizabeth Tudor was born on 7 September 1533 at Greenwich Palace. She was the daughter of King Henry VIII and his second wife Anne Boleyn. Henry had defied the papacy and the Holy Roman Emperor to marry Anne spurred on by love and the need for a legitimate male heir. And so Elizabeth's birth was one of the most exciting political events in 16th century European history; rarely had so much turmoil occurred on behalf of a mere infant. But the confident predictions of astrologers and physicians were wrong and the longed-for prince turned out to be a princess. Photographie Charlet & Jacotin 37 Boult. de Strasbourg Paris. KEYWORDS:france/photo unknown‎

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‎Madame de Maintenon.‎

‎Paris ca. 1870. Original photograph carte de visite albumen print 9 x 55 cm. - Madame de Maintenon. Fran�oise d'Aubign� marquise de Maintenon Niort 27 november 1635 - Saint-Cyr-l'�cole 15 april 1719 beter bekend als Madame de Maintenon was de tweede echtgenote van Lodewijk XIV van Frankrijk. Fran�oise d'Aubign� was een kleindochter van de schrijver Th�odore Agrippa d'Aubign� een vriend van Hendrik IV van Frankrijk en een bekend hugenoot. Zij werd katholiek opgevoed en bracht haar jeugd door op Martinique. In 1652 trouwde ze met de veel oudere dichter Paul Scarron. Via hem kwam ze in contact met belangrijke schrijvers en denkers uit haar tijd. Ook na zijn dood in 1660 bleef ze in Parijs literaire salons organiseren. In 1669 werd zij gevraagd om gouvernante te worden van de kinderen van Lodewijk XIV en Madame de Montespan. Toen de koning deze kinderen erkende en aan het hof te Versailles liet komen kwam zij steeds meer in contact met hem. Ze kreeg veel invloed op Lodewijk. Hij schonk haar in 1674 het kasteel van Maintenon ten westen van Parijs als markiezaat. Vanaf ongeveer 1680 was Madame de Maintenon de maitresse van Lodewijk XIV. Na het overlijden van koningin Maria-Theresia trouwde Madame de Maintenon in oktober 1683 in het geheim met Lodewijk XIV. Het was een morganatisch huwelijk. Ze zou mogelijk een grote invloed op de politiek van de koning gehad hebben; er wordt beweerd dat zij hem overhaalde het edict van Nantes in te trekken. Ze was de eerste hofdame in Versailles en duldde geen rivalen. Zo had ze een hekel aan de 17 jaar jongere Palatine; deze geeuwde tijdens de preek zong te luid tijdens processies en las alleen Duitse bijbels. Madame la Palatine had haar invloed niet aan haar uiterlijk te danken vandaar de hevige strijd tussen de twee dames. Na Lodewijks dood trok zij zich terug in Saint-Cyr-l'�cole waar ze in 1685 een kostschool had gesticht voor meisjes uit verarmde adellijke families. Ze overleed er in 1719. Photographie Charlet & Jacotin 37 Boult. de Strasbourg Paris. KEYWORDS:france/photo unknown‎

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‎Madame de S�vign�.‎

‎Paris ca. 1870. Original photograph carte de visite albumen print 9 x 55 cm. - Marie de Rabutin-Chantal marquise de S�vign� 5 f�vrier 1626 Paris - 17 avril 1696 Grignan est une femme de lettres fran�aise. Fille d'un gentilhomme bourguignon et de la descendante d'une famille de financiers elle se trouva tr�s vite orpheline. Jeanne de Chantal cofondatrice avec Fran�ois de Sales de l'ordre de la Visitation la confia � sa famille maternelle. Elle re�ut une bonne �ducation bien que M�nage et Chapelain n'y eurent point part contrairement � ce que rapporta ensuite la l�gende. � l'�ge de dix-huit ans le 4 ao�t 1644 elle �pousa Henri de S�vign�. Elle en eut : Fran�oise-Marguerite future comtesse de Grignan n�e le 10 octobre 1646 ; Charles n� le 12 mars 1648. Le 4 f�vrier 1651 Henri de S�vign� se battit en duel contre le chevalier d'Albret pour sa ma�tresse Mme de Gondran. Il mourut le surlendemain. Mme de S�vign� se trouva donc libre de mener sa vie � sa guise. Elle fr�quenta les salons en particulier celui de Fouquet voulant � �tre � tous les plaisirs � comme l'�crivit son cousin Bussy-Rabutin. En 1657 Mademoiselle de Scud�ry fit son portrait dans Cl�lie sous le nom de Clarinte. Mme de S�vign� partagea alors son temps entre sa r�sidence parisienne et sa demeure bretonne de Vitr� le ch�teau des Rochers-S�vign� h�rit� de son mari. Le 27 janvier 1669 sa fille �pousa Fran�ois de Grignan descendant d'une grande famille de Provence. Il s'installe d'abord � Paris mais en novembre il est nomm� lieutenant g�n�ral en Provence charge qui l'oblige � r�sider dans sa province. L'�loignement de sa fille � qui elle �tait tr�s attach�e fut pour la marquise de S�vign� la pire �preuve de sa vie. Le 6 f�vrier 1671 Mme de S�vign� envoie sa premi�re lettre � sa fille. Ce fut le d�but d'une longue correspondance qui dura jusqu'� sa mort en 1696. Elle fut inhum�e dans le caveau seigneurial. En 1793 des r�volutionnaires � la recherche de plomb pour les arm�es ouvrent son cercueil. Son cr�ne sera sci� pour le faire expertiser par un sp�cialiste de l'�poque. Un doute restait cependant sur la v�racit� de cette histoire et la pr�sence de ses restes dans ce caveau. Doute qui fut lev� � l'occasion de travaux de restauration de la coll�giale de Grignan en mai 2005: l'ouverture du caveau permit d'y trouver le cr�ne soigneusement referm�. Photographie Charlet & Jacotin 37 Boult. de Strasbourg Paris. KEYWORDS:france/photo unknown‎

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‎Madame de Lavallette.‎

‎Paris ca. 1870. Original photograph carte de visite albumen print 88 x 55 cm. - Emilie-Louise de Beauharnais 1781-1855 Comtesse de Lavalette. Emilie-Louise de Beauharnais est n�e le 8 janvier 1781 de Fran�ois de Beauharnais 1756-1846 et de Fran�oise de Beauharnais 1757-1822. Ses 2 parents �taient cousins ce qui explique qu'ils portent le m�me nom de famille. Fran�ois �tait le fr�re a�n� d'Alexandre 1760-1794 1er �poux de Marie-Joseph-Rose Tascher de la Pagerie connue sous le nom de Jos�phine de Beauharnais 1763-1814 future �pouse de Napol�on 1er. De part cette union Emilie �tait ainsi devenue la ni�ce par alliance de l'Imp�ratrice Jos�phine. Emilie �pouse Antoine-Marie Lavalette le 22 avril 1798 3 flor�al an VI � la mairie du 1er arrondissement de Paris. C'est Napol�on lui-m�me qui est � l'origine de cette union. Dans l'impossibilit� de faire Lavalette chef d'escadron il voulut en contrepartie lui faire �pouser la ni�ce de Jos�phine. Jos�phine lui pr�senta Emilie � Saint-Germain en Laye o� elle �tait pensionnaire � la Maison de la L�gion d'Honneur dirig�e alors par Madame Campan. 8 jours plus tard ils se mariaient . Le 1er avril 1802 nait de cette union une fille Jos�phine qui restera leur unique enfant. Quelques ann�es plus tard le 13 octobre 1815 Emilie accouche d'un second enfant mort-n�. A partir de 1800 Emilie devient la suivante de l'Imp�ratrice Jos�phine. Puis en 1804 elle est nomm�e dame d'atours jusqu'au divorce de Jos�phine en 1809 apr�s quoi elle se consacre � l'�ducation de sa fille Jos�phine. C'est le 20 d�cembre 1815 qu'Emilie est � l'origine d'un �v�nement qui restera c�l�bre : l'�vasion de Lavalette. En effet la veille de l'ex�cution de son mari Emilie se pr�sente � la Conciergerie en compagnie de sa fille Jos�phine. Pour la derni�re fois elle vient partager comme elle le fait chaque jour le diner avec son mari. Vers 7 heures du soir ils �changent leurs v�tements et c'est le Comte de Lavalette qui ressort de la cellule � l'insu des gardiens de la prison. Lorsque la supercherie est d�couverte il est trop tard et Lavalette a d�j� quitt� La Conciergerie dans une chaise � porteurs. Emilie reste alors emprisonn�e pendant 1 mois jusqu'au 23 janvier 1816 apr�s quoi elle est lib�r�e. Bien qu'affaiblie psychologiquement par toutes ces �preuves elle ne disparaitra qu'une quarantaine d'ann�es plus tard le 18 juin 1855 � l'�ge de 74 ans. Aucune information n'existe sur la derni�re partie de sa vie on peut supposer qu'elle resta reclue dans son appartement de Paris o� elle habitait alors. Photographie Charlet & Jacotin 37 Boult. de Strasbourg Paris. KEYWORDS:france/photo unknown‎

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‎Madame Royale.‎

‎Paris ca. 1870. Original photograph carte de visite albumen print 88 x 54 cm. - Marie-Th�r�se-Charlotte December 19 1778 - October 19 1851 also known as La Princesse Royale or Madame Royale was the eldest child of King Louis XVI and his Austrian wife Queen Marie Antoinette. She was born at the Palace of Versailles. She died in Vienna in the winter of 1851. She is considered by some to have been Queen of France for a very short time. Photographie Charlet & Jacotin 37 Boult. de Strasbourg Paris. KEYWORDS:france/photo unknown‎

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‎Mademoiselle Mars.‎

‎Paris ca. 1870. Original photograph carte de visite albumen print 9 x 54 cm. - Anne-Fran�oise-Hippolyte Boutet surnomm�e Mademoiselle Mars est une com�dienne fran�aise n�e � Paris le 9 f�vrier 1779 et morte dans la m�me ville le 20 mars 1847. Fille naturelle des com�diens Monvel et Jeanne-Marguerite Salvetat dite Madame Mars elle entre � la Com�die-Fran�aise en 1795 gr�ce � une autre actrice Louise Contat. Elle y joue des r�les d'ing�nues et d'amoureuses du th�atre fran�ais principalement Moli�re et est admise comme soci�taire en 1799. En 1812 Mlle Contat part elle touve donc d'autres emplois en particulier celui de coquette elle jouera C�lim�ne dans Le Misanthrope ou celui de marquise dans les pi�ces de Marivaux. Paris admire son talent son charme et son jeu d'actrice. Napol�on lui accorde une entrevue dans un kiosque du jardn de Rambouillet � la suite de quoi il la prot�gera. Par ailleurs les deux s'appr�cient sinc�rement. � la Restauration Mlle Mars est victime d'une campagne contre elle les royalistes ne lui pardonnant pas sa carri�re sous l'Empire. En revanche Louis XVIII agit diff�remment et lui attibue une pension de 30 000 livres pour son talent. Mlle Mars prend le risque de jouer dans les premiers drames modernes et romantiques. Elle r�ussira � s'adapter � ces r�les parfois difficiles. En 1841 elle donne sa repr�sentation d'adieux � la Com�die-Fran�aise dans le r�le de C�lim�ne. Elle a alors 62 ans. Jusqu'� sa mort en 1847 elle vivra � Paris dans un h�tel particulier. Elle jouera en bourse perdant des sommes �normes et en pr�tant � beaucoup. Mais sa fortune lui permettra de telles extravagances. � sa mort elle effacera les dettes qu'on lui devait. Photographie Charlet & Jacotin 37 Boult. de Strasbourg Paris. KEYWORDS:france/photo unknown‎

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‎Maria Theresia.‎

‎Paris ca. 1870. Original photograph carte de visite albumen print 9 x 55 cm. - Photographie Charlet & Jacotin 37 Boult. de Strasbourg Paris. Maria Theresa Vienna May 13 1717 - November 29 1780 in Vienna was the first and only ruling Empress of the Habsburg dynasty. She was Archduchess of Austria and Queen of Hungary and Bohemia and ruler of other territories from 1740 until her death. She also became the Holy Roman Empress when her husband was elected Holy Roman Emperor. She was one of the so-called "enlightened despots" . She was one of the most powerful rulers of her time ruling over much of central Europe. Her Royal Highness Maria Theresa Archduchess of Austria Princess Royal of Hungary and Bohemia was the eldest daughter of Elisabeth Christine von Braunschweig-Wolfenb�ttel and Charles VI whose sole male heir - his son Leopold Johann - died as an infant in 1716. In 1713 Charles issued the Pragmatic Sanction which guaranteed his daughter the right to succeed to the Austrian throne and inherit his united lands on his death. Initially many European monarchs agreed to the Pragmatic Sanction when it was issued. However soon after Maria Theresa assumed the throne upon Charles' death on October 20 1740 the War of Austrian Succession began. Maria Theresa was married to Francis Stephen Duke of Lorraine. In the end she had 16 children by him with 11 daughters all of whom had the first name "Maria" and 5 sons surviving to adulthood. Her youngest daughter was Maria Antonia better known under her French name Marie Antoinette who would be promised in marriage to Louis heir apparent to the king of France later King Louis XVI. After her husband's death she made her son Joseph II co-regent of her Austrian dominions but she actually kept most of the power to herself which led to tension between her and her son. It was not until her death that he could fully exercise his powers. KEYWORDS:france/photo unknown‎

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‎Marie d'Avaugour duchesse de Montbazon‎

‎Paris ca. 1870. Original photograph carte de visite albumen print 88 x 55 cm. - Marie d'Avaugour ou Marie de Bretagne 1610 - 28 avril 1657 fille de Claude d'Avaugour comte de Vertus et de Catherine fille de Guillaume Fouquet de La Varenne mari�e le 5 mars 1628 avec Hercule de Rohan prince de Gu�m�n� duc de Montbazon. Photographie Charlet & Jacotin 37 Boult. de Strasbourg Paris. KEYWORDS:france/photo unknown‎

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‎Napoleon I.‎

‎Paris ca. 1870. Original photograph carte de visite albumen print 9 x 55 cm. Photographie Charlet & Jacotin 37 Boult. de Strasbourg Paris. KEYWORDS:france/photo unknown‎

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‎CHARLET & JACOTIN.‎

‎Portrait of Claudine Fran�oise Mignot Marie.‎

‎Paris ca. 1870. Original photograph carte de visite albumen print 10 x 6 cm. - Photographie Charlet & Jacotin 37 Boult. de Strasbourg Paris. Claudine Fran�oise Mignot commonly called Marie 20 January 1624 - 30 November 1711 French adventuress was born near Grenoble at Meylan. At the age of sixteen she attracted the notice of the secretary of Pierre des Portes d'Amblerieux treasurer of the province of Dauphin� and Amblerieux promised to promote their marriage. He married the girl himself however and left her his fortune. His will was disputed by his family and Claudine went to Paris in 1653 to secure its fulfilment. She sought the protection of Fran�ois de l'H�pital marshal of France then a man of seventy-five. He married her within a week of their first meeting and after seven years of marriage died leaving her part of his estate. They had one son c. 1654 - c. 1657. By a third and morganatic marriage in 1672 with John Casimir ex-king of Poland a few weeks before his death she received a third fortune. Immediately on her marriage with Amblerieux she had begun to educate herself and her wealth and talents assured her a welcome in Paris. They had one daughter Marie Catherine 1670 - after 1672. She retired in her old age to a Carmelite convent in the city where she died on 30 November 1711. Her history very much modified was the subject of a play by Bayard and Paul Duport Marie Mignot 1829. KEYWORDS:france/photo unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 58540

‎CHARLET & JACOTIN.‎

‎Portrait of Marie Antoinette.‎

‎Paris ca. 1870. Original photograph albumen print 10 x 6 cm. - Photographie Charlet & Jacotin 37 Boult. de Strasbourg Paris. Marie Antoinette; baptised Maria Antonia Josepha or Josephina Johanna; 2 November 1755 - 16 October 1793 born an Archduchess of Austria was Dauphine of France from 1770 to 1774 and Queen of France and Navarre from 1774 to 1792. She was the fifteenth and penultimate child of Holy Roman Empress Maria Theresa and Emperor Francis I. In April 1770 upon her marriage to Louis-Auguste Dauphin of France she became Dauphine of France. She assumed the title Queen of France and of Navarre when her husband ascended the throne as Louis XVI upon the death of his grandfather Louis XV in May 1774. After seven years of marriage she gave birth to a daughter Marie-Th�r�se Charlotte the first of her four children. Initially charmed by her personality and beauty the French people eventually came to dislike her accusing "L'Autrichienne" which literally means the Austrian woman but also suggests the French word "chienne" meaning bitch of being profligate promiscuous and of harbouring sympathies for France's enemies particularly Austria her country of origin. The Diamond Necklace incident damaged her reputation further although she was completely innocent in this affair. She later became known as Madame D�ficit because France's financial crisis was blamed on her lavish spending. The royal family's flight to Varennes had disastrous effects on French popular opinion: Louis XVI was deposed and the monarchy abolished on 21 September 1792; the royal family was subsequently imprisoned at the Temple Prison. Eight months after her husband's execution Marie Antoinette was herself tried convicted by the Revolutionary Tribunal of treason to the principles of the revolution and executed by guillotine on 16 October 1793. Long after her death Marie Antoinette is often considered to be a part of popular culture and a major historical figure being the subject of several books films and other forms of media. Some academics and scholars have deemed her frivolous and superficial and have attributed the start of the French Revolution to her; however others have claimed that she was treated unjustly and that views of her should be more sympathetic. KEYWORDS:france/photo unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 58531

‎CHARLET & JACOTIN.‎

‎Princesse d'Aumale.‎

‎Paris ca. 1870. Original photograph carte de visite albumen print 89 x 55 cm. Photographie Charlet & Jacotin 37 Boult. de Strasbourg Paris. KEYWORDS:france/photo unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 28390

‎CHARLET ( Nicolas )‎

‎Les écrits d'Yves Klein‎

‎Paris, Transédition, 2005, In huit ,361 pp, très bon état,‎

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Bookseller reference : 66687