LOUIS PHILIPPE ORLEANS

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LOUIS-PHILIPPE-ROBERT, duc d'ORLEANS, exiled claimant to throne, under arrest in the Conciergerie, Paris, for entering France hoping to do his military service. - Year: 1869 - 1926

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