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Nicolas de Montferraud, Chevalier and Vicomte d'Argentolle was born into a world in turmoil. Shunned by the court because of his father’s scandalous marriage, he is determined to restore the greatness and honor of his family’s proud name. Sérolène, Vicomtesse de La Bouhaire is beautiful,... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Monsieur de Mauran: Add a description of this character.
- Claude Louis Malveau
- Solomon
- Lena
- Vicomte de Tollaincourt
- Julius
- Baron de Salvagnac
- Monsignor Arnaud
- Casimir
- Monsieur Lacombe
- Maria
- Marquis de Blaise
- Philippe Closon
- Aemilia
- Monsieur Fortier
- Sarah
- Quinot
- Chevalier de Chavanson
- Doctor Hornsby
- Marquis de Vaudreuil
- Vice-Amiral de Baudrie
- Madame de Salvagnac
- Sérolène
- Éléonore
- Monsieur Valduringe
- Madame de Blaise
- Vesterkamp
- Muramasa
- Madame Petitfleur
- Scipio
- Mordu
- Madame Tarnaut
- Monsieur Montbatre
- Michel Petitfleur
- Mademoiselle Éléonore
- Tibohio
- Francis
- Capitaine Lakestan
- Nicolas de Montferraud
- François
- Charlotte de Rigaud de Vaudreuil
- Baron de Ginestas
- Madame de Talonge
- Agnès de Saint-Giresse de Salvagnac
- Matilde
- Mademoiselle Virginie Dupluie
- H.M. Samkange
- Prince de Montbarrey
- Monsieur le Prince
- Mister Lacombe
- Vienneau
- Fantassin
- Young Petitfleur
- Elli
- Guy de Montbatre
- David
Series & Lists edit
This is book 1 of 2 in Chevalier d'Argentolle. (standard series)
Followed by Between Heaven and Hell (The Chevalier d'Argentolle).
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