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Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie is considered to be the founder of the first modern police force. Born in 1625 in Limoges, France to a poor family, Gabriel Nicolas made a wealthy marriage in 1645 and too...
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Catherine Monvoisin, known as "La Voisin" (c. 1640 – February 22, 1680), French sorceress, whose maiden name was Catherine Deshayes, was one of the chief personages in the famous affaire des poisons, which disgraced the reign of Louis XIV. Sorcery and scandal Her husband...
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de la Reynie. Magnificent job with the Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie (even if you beat me to including him :-) ) - Skysmith 18:18, 26 April 2006 (UTC)
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Gabriel Nicolas De La Reynie Index for Gabriel Website Links For Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie was the first general lieutenant of the Paris police, Nicolas de la Reynie also relied on a network of paid informers: "flies in freedom and sheep in prison."(?)
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La Reynie administre la fortune du duc d'Épernon sans oublier la sienne : en 1661, il achète pour 320 000 livres une charge de maître des requêtes au...
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Its proceedings, including some suppressed in the official records, are preserved in the notes of one of the official rapporteurs, Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie. Henrietta Anne Stuart (June 16, 1644 - June 30, Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie is considered to be the founder of the first modern police force. ...
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About Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie 'Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie' is considered to be the founder of the first modern police force. Born in 1625 in Limoges, France to a poor family, Gabriel Nicolas made a wealthy marriage in 1645 and took the name of Reynie, a minor lordship with an annual income of 200 pounds.
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Its proceedings, including some suppressed in the official records, are preserved in the notes of one of the official rapporteurs, Gabriel Nicolas de la Reynie. The revelation of the treacherous intention of Mme de Montespan to poison Louis XIV.
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The pair soon ran afoul of one of the most powerful men in Paris, the Lieutenant-General of Police, Nicolas-Gabriel de La Reynie. La Reynie, the man behind the investigation of the "Affair of the Poisons"(LaReynie), is often regarded as the first modern policeman, but in fact he was more.
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