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Contents: Marie le Gendre, Dame de Rivery "L'exercice de 1'ame vertueuse (1597)"; Charlotte de Brachart, "Harengue (1604)"; Marguerite de Valois ou de France, "Discours docte et subtil (1618)"; Suzanne de Nervese, "Apologie en faveur des femmes (1642)"; Jacqueline de Miremont, "Apologie pour les Dames (1602)"; Jacquette Guillaume, "Les Dames illustres (1665)"; and Gabrielle Suchion, "Traite de la morale et de la politique (1693)"; and "Madame de Pringy, "Les differens caracteres (1694).
In a separate transaction, MCA arranged an $11,500,000 construction loan for the Rivery Towne Crossing, a to-be-built retail shopping center in Georgetown, Texas.
Park and walk into the park to the ruins of Chateau Dubuc (*), a sugar plantation built around 1770 by the legendary Dubuc de Rivery family, who presumably acquired their wealth from smuggling slaves and looting ships that wrecked on their shore.
 
 
 
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