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Louise Marie of France. Mesdames ( French pronunciation: [mɛdam], My Ladies) is a form of address for several adult females. In the 18th century, Mesdames de France was used to designate the daughters of Louis XV of France, most of whom lived at the royal court and never married.
The Mesdames lived at Versailles over a period of many years before fleeing during the French Revolution. Full name. Elisabeth de France. Henriette de France. Marie Louise de France. Adélaïde de France. Victoire de France. Sophie de France. Thérèse de France.
Mesdames. Mesdames est une appellation du XVIII e siècle désignant les filles de Louis XV et de Marie Leszczynska, dont la plupart demeurèrent à la cour, sans alliance. Elles sont au nombre de huit : Louise-Élisabeth, Henriette, Marie-Louise, Adélaïde, Victoire, Sophie, Thérèse et Louise. Seules Madame Adélaïde et Madame Victoire ...
The bindings of the Mesdames are differentiated by color: Adélaïde’s are bound in red morocco, Victoire’s in green, and Sophie’s in yellow (citron). The diamond-shaped armorial of the fille de France (daughter of France) is the same for each, however. Of the three sisters, Adélaïde had the most extensive library—over eleven thousand ...
The bindings of the Mesdames are differentiated by color: Adélaïde’s are bound in red morocco, Victoire’s in green, and Sophie’s in yellow (citron). The diamond-shaped armorial of the fille de France (daughter of France) is the same for each, however.
Louise de France, la dernière, naît en 1737. Élevées à la Cour ou dans une abbaye, elles forment avec le dauphin une fratrie unie qui n’hésite pas à se liguer contre les maîtresses de leur père. Mesdames restent de longues années à Versailles, avant de fuir la Révolution française.
Mesdames ( French pronunciation: [ mɛdam], My Ladies) is a form of address for several adult females. In the 18th century, Mesdames de France was used to designate the daughters of Louis XV of France, most of whom lived at the royal court and never married.
