Henri-Charles de Beaumanoir, Marquis of Lavardin, was a French soldier and Ambassador. Appointed Lieutenant general of Brittany in 1670 by Louis XIV, he faced the revolt of the Papier timbré in 1675. At the beginning of the troubles, he tried to restore order while delaying the entry of royal troops into the province, but he had to step aside as the situation deteriorated.

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Occupation: military personnel, military officer, diplomat
Position held: lieutenant general, steward, ambassador of France to the Holy See
Citizenship: Kingdom of France
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Henri-Charles de Beaumanoir de Lavardin

(1644-1701)

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About Henri-Charles de Beaumanoir de Lavardin

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Occupation: military personnel, military officer, diplomat
Position held: lieutenant general, steward, ambassador of France to the Holy See
Citizenship: Kingdom of France
Born

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March 15, 1644

Died

August 29, 1701

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