Alençon

Here he remained in office no longer than absolutely necessary, retreating to his dear Alencon home.

In 1824, then a judge at Alencon, he helped render an alibi decision in favor of Victurnien d'Esgrignon, who really was guilty.

His aunt took him back quickly to Alencon, and by a great effort he was rescued from legal proceedings.

My life was like a troubled sleep; I woke and thought myself a girl; I was in Alencon, where all my memories were pure and chaste.

Born of an old Alencon family, du Bousquier was a cross between the bourgeois and the country squire.