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René-Louis de Voyer de Paulmy, The Marquis D' Argenson (1694-1757) was a French statesman, brother of Marc-Pierre d'Argenson. He negotiated with Piemont to form a federation of Italian states. As last representative of the anti-Habsburg faction, he was overturned at the Spanish court and appointed president of the Academy of Inscriptions. Madam de Pompadour by Nancy Mitford, page 146.
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René-Louis de Voyer de Paulmy, The Marquis D' Argenson (1694-1757) was a French statesman, brother of Marc-Pierre d'Argenson. He negotiated with Piemont to form a federation of Italian states. As last representative of the anti-Habsburg faction, he was overturned at the Spanish court and appointed president of the Academy of Inscriptions. Madam de Pompadour by Nancy Mitford, page 146.
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18TH CENTURY • 18TH CENTURY, THE • 18TH • ARMOUR • ART • BODY ARMOUR • EIGHTEENTH CENTURY • FOREIGN MINISTER • FOREIGN_MINISTER • GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS • HEAD AND SHOULDERS • INTENDAND OF HENNEGAU • MALE • MAN • MARQUIS D' ARGENSON • MEN • PEOPLE • PORTRAIT • PORTRAITS • PRIVY COUNSEL • PROMINENT PERSONS • RENE LOUIS DE VOYER DE PAULMY • STATESMAN
