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JOHN LOUDOUN

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Originally appearing in Volume V17, Page 28 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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JOHN
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LOUDOUN  '
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CAMPBELL, 1ST
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EARL OF (1598-1663), Scottish politician, eldest son of
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Sir
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James Campbell of Lawers, became
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Baron
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Loudoun in right of his wife
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Margaret,
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grand- Theophraste
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Renaudot (d . 1653), founder of the
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Gazette de
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France, was
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born at
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Loudun, where there is a statue of him . The manufacture of
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lace and upholstery trimming and of
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farm implements is carried on, and there is a considerable
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trade in agricultural products,
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wine, &c . Loudun (
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Laudanum in
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ancient times) was a
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town of importance during the religious
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wars and gave its name in 1616 to a treaty favourable to the Protestants .

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