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DUCHESSE See also: Cardinal See also: Richelieu's See also: sister
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In 162o she married a See also: nephew of the See also: constable de See also: Luynes, See also: Antoine de See also: Beauvoir du Roure, sieur de Combalet, who died in 1622
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In 1625, through her See also: uncle's influence, she was made a lady-in-waiting (See also: dame d'atour) to the See also: queen-See also: mother, and in 1638 was created duchess of See also: Aiguillon
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She did not marry a second See also: time, although Richelieu wished to marry her to a prince—either to the comte de See also: Soissons or to the See also: king's
See also: brother
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After the See also: death of the cardinal (1642) she retained her honours and titles, but withdrew from the See also: court, and devoted herself entirely to See also: works of charity
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She entered into relations with See also: Saint Vincent de See also: Paul and helped him to establish the hospital for foundlings
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She also took See also: part in organizing the General Hospital and several others in the provinces
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She died on the 17th of See also: April 1675
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She was the patroness of Corneille, who in 1636 dedicated to her his tragedy of The See also: Cid
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