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Charles Sire de Crequy
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Inscriptions and textual elements: M.l Lane del. et Sc. Inscriptions and textual elements: Charles Sire de Crequy / Ambassadeur extraordinaire / à Rome en 1633. tué devant / Breme en 1638.
Title: Charles Sire de Crequy
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Inscriptions and textual elements: M.
l Lane del.
et Sc.
Inscriptions and textual elements: Charles Sire de Crequy / Ambassadeur extraordinaire / à Rome en 1633.
tué devant / Breme en 1638.
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