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<p> A French soldier and diplomatist, born at Paris; was aide-de-camp to Napoleon, and for distinguished services in the Peninsular war and at [[Leipzig]] was made a general and count; fought at Waterloo, and two years later married [[Margaret]] Elphinston, who by inheritance became Baroness Keith; he was ambassador at the Courts of [[Venice]] (1841-48) and at London (1785-1870). </p> | <p> A French soldier and diplomatist, born at Paris; was aide-de-camp to Napoleon, and for distinguished services in the Peninsular war and at [[Leipzig]] was made a general and count; fought at Waterloo, and two years later married [[Margaret]] Elphinston, who by inheritance became Baroness Keith; he was ambassador at the Courts of [[Venice]] (1841-48) and at London (1785-1870). </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:21, 15 October 2021
Auguste Charles Joseph Flahault De La Billarderie Comte De [1]
A French soldier and diplomatist, born at Paris; was aide-de-camp to Napoleon, and for distinguished services in the Peninsular war and at Leipzig was made a general and count; fought at Waterloo, and two years later married Margaret Elphinston, who by inheritance became Baroness Keith; he was ambassador at the Courts of Venice (1841-48) and at London (1785-1870).
