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According to a lawsuit filed in 1648 by the nephews of the Maréchal de
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are somewhat obscure, with sources giving contradictory information, such as: purchase of a hermitage from the
Minimes convent or of a château from Cardinal d'Este? According to Saint-Victor's 1550 plan, there were houses on the Chaillot Hill (on the site of today's
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was commissioned to design a U-shaped château with terraced gardens and a courtyard in the shape of a
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bought this mansion or hermitage and the part of the estate of the convent of the
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