Database: The La Voisin Poisonings - Revision history

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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Must have been a relaxing home to grow up in.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Must have been a relaxing home to grow up in.<br>
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	Her daughter, [[Marguerite Monvoisin]], on the other hand, seems to have joined in Catherine's plots, the most famous of which was a series of scandals known as the {{Wiki\|Affair of the Poisons}}. According to certain information collected by the authorities tasked with unmasking this conspiracy, La Voisin and a certain Madame de Montespan (once the King's official mistress) plotted against King [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]]. La Voisin was convicted of the conspiracy and on February 22, 1680, she was condemned to death and burned at the ~~{{Wiki~~\|Place de la Grève}} in [[Paris]]. Her daughter survived to carry on the family traditions.**<br>		Her daughter, [[Marguerite Monvoisin]], on the other hand, seems to have joined in Catherine's plots, the most famous of which was a series of scandals known as the {{Wiki\|Affair of the Poisons}}. According to certain information collected by the authorities tasked with unmasking this conspiracy, La Voisin and a certain Madame de Montespan (once the King's official mistress) plotted against King [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]]. La Voisin was convicted of the conspiracy and on February 22, 1680, she was condemned to death and burned at the [[Place de Grève\|Place de la Grève]] in [[Paris]]. Her daughter survived to carry on the family traditions.**<br>
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	<nowiki>**</nowiki> What an inspiring story of hope against the odds.		<nowiki>**</nowiki> What an inspiring story of hope against the odds.

imported>Kaikai947 at 11:08, 23 November 2020

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	[[~~Catherine Deshayes La Voisin\|~~La Voisin]] (1640-1680) began her career as a fortune-teller, but quickly expanded her services to help make her client's fortunes come true. Indulging in both alchemy and black masses, she concocted a particularly subtle and effective [[poison]] that had no smell and left no trace. She employed it using an array of trick jewelry built with hidden compartments. Catherine had no love for her husband, nor sons for that matter, and was said to have attempted (or at least plotted) to poison them.*<br>		[[La Voisin]] (1640-1680) began her career as a fortune-teller, but quickly expanded her services to help make her client's fortunes come true. Indulging in both alchemy and black masses, she concocted a particularly subtle and effective [[poison]] that had no smell and left no trace. She employed it using an array of trick jewelry built with hidden compartments. Catherine had no love for her husband, nor sons for that matter, and was said to have attempted (or at least plotted) to poison them.*<br>
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Must have been a relaxing home to grow up in.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Must have been a relaxing home to grow up in.<br>

imported>Lady Kyashira at 04:13, 20 June 2020

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	[[Catherine Deshayes La Voisin\|La Voisin]] (1640-1680) began her career as a fortune-teller, but quickly expanded her services to help make her client's fortunes come true. Indulging in both alchemy and black masses, she concocted a particularly subtle and effective poison that had no smell and left no trace. She employed it using an array of trick jewelry built with hidden compartments. Catherine had no love for her husband, nor sons for that matter, and was said to have attempted (or at least plotted) to poison them.*<br>		[[Catherine Deshayes La Voisin\|La Voisin]] (1640-1680) began her career as a fortune-teller, but quickly expanded her services to help make her client's fortunes come true. Indulging in both alchemy and black masses, she concocted a particularly subtle and effective [[poison]] that had no smell and left no trace. She employed it using an array of trick jewelry built with hidden compartments. Catherine had no love for her husband, nor sons for that matter, and was said to have attempted (or at least plotted) to poison them.*<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Must have been a relaxing home to grow up in.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Must have been a relaxing home to grow up in.<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	Her daughter, Marguerite Monvoisin, on the other hand, seems to have joined in Catherine's plots, the most famous of which was a series of scandals known as the Affair of the Poisons. According to certain information collected by the authorities tasked with unmasking this conspiracy, La Voisin and a certain Madame de Montespan (once the King's official mistress) plotted against King [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]]. La Voisin was convicted of the conspiracy and on February 22, 1680, she was condemned to death and burned at the Place de la Grève in Paris. Her daughter survived to carry on the family traditions.**<br>		Her daughter, [[Marguerite Monvoisin]], on the other hand, seems to have joined in Catherine's plots, the most famous of which was a series of scandals known as the {{Wiki\|Affair of the Poisons}}. According to certain information collected by the authorities tasked with unmasking this conspiracy, La Voisin and a certain Madame de Montespan (once the King's official mistress) plotted against King [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]]. La Voisin was convicted of the conspiracy and on February 22, 1680, she was condemned to death and burned at the {{Wiki\|Place de la Grève}} in [[Paris]]. Her daughter survived to carry on the family traditions.**<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>**</nowiki> What an inspiring story of hope against the odds.		<nowiki>**</nowiki> What an inspiring story of hope against the odds.

imported>Bovkaffe at 22:54, 30 December 2017

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	[[Catherine Deshayes La Voisin]] (1640-1680) began her career as a fortune-teller, but quickly expanded her services to help make her client's fortunes come true. Indulging in both alchemy and black masses, she concocted a particularly subtle and effective poison that had no smell and left no trace. She employed it using an array of trick jewelry built with hidden compartments. Catherine had no love for her husband, nor sons for that matter, and was said to have attempted (or at least plotted) to poison them.*<br>		[[Catherine Deshayes La Voisin\|La Voisin]] (1640-1680) began her career as a fortune-teller, but quickly expanded her services to help make her client's fortunes come true. Indulging in both alchemy and black masses, she concocted a particularly subtle and effective poison that had no smell and left no trace. She employed it using an array of trick jewelry built with hidden compartments. Catherine had no love for her husband, nor sons for that matter, and was said to have attempted (or at least plotted) to poison them.*<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Must have been a relaxing home to grow up in.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Must have been a relaxing home to grow up in.<br>

imported>Amnestyyy at 21:37, 1 March 2015

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	Catherine Deshayes La Voisin (1640-1680) began her career as a fortune-teller, but quickly expanded her services to help make her client's fortunes come true. Indulging in both alchemy and black masses, she concocted a particularly subtle and effective poison that had no smell and left no trace. She employed it using an array of trick jewelry built with hidden compartments. Catherine had no love for her husband, nor sons for that matter, and was said to have attempted (or at least plotted) to poison them.*<br>		[[Catherine Deshayes La Voisin]] (1640-1680) began her career as a fortune-teller, but quickly expanded her services to help make her client's fortunes come true. Indulging in both alchemy and black masses, she concocted a particularly subtle and effective poison that had no smell and left no trace. She employed it using an array of trick jewelry built with hidden compartments. Catherine had no love for her husband, nor sons for that matter, and was said to have attempted (or at least plotted) to poison them.*<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Must have been a relaxing home to grow up in.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Must have been a relaxing home to grow up in.<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	Her daughter, Marguerite Monvoisin, on the other hand, seems to have joined in Catherine's plots, the most famous of which was a series of scandals known as the Affair of the Poisons. According to certain information collected by the authorities tasked with unmasking this conspiracy, La Voisin and a certain Madame de Montespan (once the King's official mistress) plotted against King Louis XIV. La Voisin was convicted of the conspiracy and on February 22, 1680, she was condemned to death and burned at the Place de la Grève in Paris. Her daughter survived to carry on the family traditions.**<br>		Her daughter, Marguerite Monvoisin, on the other hand, seems to have joined in Catherine's plots, the most famous of which was a series of scandals known as the Affair of the Poisons. According to certain information collected by the authorities tasked with unmasking this conspiracy, La Voisin and a certain Madame de Montespan (once the King's official mistress) plotted against King [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]]. La Voisin was convicted of the conspiracy and on February 22, 1680, she was condemned to death and burned at the Place de la Grève in Paris. Her daughter survived to carry on the family traditions.**<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>**</nowiki> What an inspiring story of hope against the odds.		<nowiki>**</nowiki> What an inspiring story of hope against the odds.
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Catherine Deshayes La Voisin (1640-1680) began her career as a fortune-teller, but quickly expanded her services to help make her client's fortunes come true. Indulging in both alchemy and black masses, she concocted a particularly subtle and effective poison that had no smell and left no trace. She employed it using an array of trick jewelry built with hidden compartments. Catherine had no love for her husband, nor sons for that matter, and was said to have attempted (or at least plotted) to poison them.* 
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<nowiki>*</nowiki> Must have been a relaxing home to grow up in. 
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Her daughter, Marguerite Monvoisin, on the other hand, seems to have joined in Catherine's plots, the most famous of which was a series of scandals known as the Affair of the Poisons. According to certain information collected by the authorities tasked with unmasking this conspiracy, La Voisin and a certain Madame de Montespan (once the King's official mistress) plotted against King Louis XIV. La Voisin was convicted of the conspiracy and on February 22, 1680, she was condemned to death and burned at the Place de la Grève in Paris. Her daughter survived to carry on the family traditions.** 
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<nowiki>**</nowiki> What an inspiring story of hope against the odds.
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