LOUIS XVIII
Sex M
Born 1754
Died 1824
Books
- A Murky Business
- Colonel Chabert
- Splendors and Miseries of Courtesans
- The Ball at Sceaux
- The Chouans
- The Government Clerks
- The Lily of the Valley
- The Seamy Side of History
Relationships
- lover → FERRAUD (Comtesse)
- patron → Peyrade
- patron → VANDENESSE (Comte Felix de)
Professions
- noble nobility · 1754
Locations
- born Versailles city · 1754
- lived Paris city
Source note
LOUIS XVIII. (Louis-Stanislas-Xavier), born at Versailles, November 16, 1754, died September 16, 1824, King of France. He was in political relations with Alphonse de Montauran, Malin de Gondreville, and some time before this, under the name of the Comte de Lille, with the Baronne de la Chanterie. He considered Peyrade an able officer and was his patron. King Louis XVIII., friend of the Comte de Fontaine, engaged Felix de Vandenesse as secretary. His last mistress was the Comtesse Ferraud. [les Chouans. The Seamy Side of History. The Gondreville Mystery. Scenes from a Courtesan's Life. The Ball at Sceaux. The Lily of the Valley. Colonel Chabert. The Government Clerks.]