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Blouet de
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dont le corps a été porté a Saint-Gatien et duquel nous avons enterré les entrailles avec le coeur dans le choeur de l'église, on impute sa mort aux travaux de son ministère et, en effet, il tomba malade après avoir préché et
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would not allow him. Neither would the Bishop and he did not wish to speak to him, either. The Duke then tried to get the help from his brother-in-law, the Regent of France,
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François was born on 22 May 1664 in Rouen, Normandy, France, the son of
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of Toul but he did not assume his authority until 7 September 1705. He was ordained as the Bishop on 12 November 1705 and installed on 13 December 1705.
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