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“Il n'est pas nécessaire de vivre.
Il est nécessaire de naviguer.”
― JEAN-BAPTISTE CLERY: Eyewitness to Louis XVI & Marie Antoinette's Nightmare
Il est nécessaire de naviguer.”
― JEAN-BAPTISTE CLERY: Eyewitness to Louis XVI & Marie Antoinette's Nightmare
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“Il n'est pas nécessaire de vivre.
Il est nécessaire de naviguer.”
― JEAN-BAPTISTE CLERY: Eyewitness to Louis XVI & Marie Antoinette's Nightmare
Il est nécessaire de naviguer.”
― JEAN-BAPTISTE CLERY: Eyewitness to Louis XVI & Marie Antoinette's Nightmare
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Thank you for adding me.
I have had a quick browse through the summaries of your books and they seem really interesting. I have been recently researching Lafayette and I know he was a character present around Marie Antoinette's and Louis the XVI's era. Which of your books would you recommend me checking out first?
If you would like me to review any of your books then by all means message me and we can sort something out.
I hope you are having a good day.
James x
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