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French-Occitan captain (1611–1673)

Also known as: Charles d’Artagnan de Batz-Castelmore, Carles de Batz Castèlmoro d'Artanhan, д’Артаньян, دارتانيان, 다르타냥, ダルタニャン

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Wrote the pseudo-memoirs of d'Artagnan, a first-person account of musketeer life, court intrigue and campaigns under Louis XIII and Louis XIV. (AI reason)
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Gédéon Tallemant des Réaux1619–1692
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His Historiettes collect gossip-filled sketches of seventeenth-century French society and nobility. (AI reason)
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Théophile Gautier1811–1872
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Vie de d' Artagnan
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