Maison Royale de Saint-Louis - Revision history

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	Infuriated, she called Élise to her office and showed her the journal, explaining that her strictness was for her sake and revealed the truth about Jacques. She made a deal with the girl: Élise would stay quiet about what she saw and Madame Levene would send the letter of request to her father.		Infuriated, she called Élise to her office and showed her the journal, explaining that her strictness was for her sake and revealed the truth about Jacques. She made a deal with the girl: Élise would stay quiet about what she saw and Madame Levene would send the letter of request to her father.

	On 9 April 1788, Élise, her ~~handmaiden~~ [[Hélène]], and a wounded Weatherall arrived at Maison Royale, requesting help from Madame Levene. The headmistress welcomed her student and her acquaintances warmly and fetched a doctor from [[Châteaufort]] to deal with Weatherall's gun wound. The headmistress and Jacques let the trio live in the groundskeeper's lodge, where Jacques fell in love with Hélène. Élise continued her education despite the other students' gossip about her disappearance.		On 9 April 1788, Élise, her handmaiden [[Hélène]], and a wounded Weatherall arrived at Maison Royale, requesting help from Madame Levene. The headmistress welcomed her student and her acquaintances warmly and fetched a doctor from {{Wiki\|Châteaufort}} to deal with Weatherall's gun wound. The headmistress and Jacques let the trio live in the groundskeeper's lodge, where Jacques fell in love with Hélène. Élise continued her education despite the other students' gossip about her disappearance.

	Over the course of the [[French Revolution]], Élise would occasionally return to the Maison Royale to discuss the [[Assassin-Templar War\|Assassin-Templar war]] with Weatherall. Here, they trained and contacted allies to relinquish the Templar control from their enemies.		Over the course of the [[French Revolution]], Élise would occasionally return to the Maison Royale to discuss the [[Assassin-Templar War\|Assassin-Templar war]] with Weatherall. Here, they trained and contacted allies to relinquish the Templar control from their enemies.

	In September 1794, Élise's [[Assassins\|Assassin]] lover [[Arno Dorian]] traveled to ~~the Maison~~ Royale to return Élise's chest to Weatherall. However, their former ally [[Bernard Ruddock]] had followed Arno and betrayed him, attempting to kill him and Hélène on the order of ~~the~~ [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templars]]. Fortunately, Ruddock was killed by Weatherall before he could shoot Arno. With the permission of Hélène, the Assassin stayed in the Maison Royale during the years following her death.		In September 1794, Élise's [[Assassins\|Assassin]] lover [[Arno Dorian]] traveled to the Maison Royale to return Élise's chest to Weatherall. However, their former ally [[Bernard Ruddock]] had followed Arno and betrayed him, attempting to kill him and Hélène on the order of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templars]]. Fortunately, Ruddock was killed by Weatherall before he could shoot Arno. With the permission of Hélène, the Assassin stayed in the Maison Royale during the years following her death.

	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|Assassin's Creed: Unity ]]''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|(novel)]]		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|Assassin's Creed: Unity ]]''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|(novel)]]
	[[Category:Schools]]		[[Category:Schools]]

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	The '''Maison Royale de Saint-Louis''' was a school for girls located in {{Wiki\|Saint-Cyr-l'École\|Saint-Cyr}}, [[France]]. During the 18th century, young noblewomen of France were enrolled in the school and were taught manners, etiquette, embroidery and music.		The '''Maison Royale de Saint-Louis''' was a school for girls located in {{Wiki\|Saint-Cyr-l'École\|Saint-Cyr}}, [[France]]. During the 18th century, young noblewomen of France were enrolled in the school and were taught manners, etiquette, embroidery and music.

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	In September 1794, Élise's [[Assassins\|Assassin]] lover [[Arno Dorian]] traveled to the Maison Royale to return Élise's chest to Weatherall. However, their former ally [[Bernard Ruddock]] had followed Arno and betrayed him, attempting to kill him and Hélène on the order of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templars]]. Fortunately, Ruddock was killed by Weatherall before he could shoot Arno. With the permission of Hélène, the Assassin stayed in the Maison Royale during the years following her death.		In September 1794, Élise's [[Assassins\|Assassin]] lover [[Arno Dorian]] traveled to the Maison Royale to return Élise's chest to Weatherall. However, their former ally [[Bernard Ruddock]] had followed Arno and betrayed him, attempting to kill him and Hélène on the order of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templars]]. Fortunately, Ruddock was killed by Weatherall before he could shoot Arno. With the permission of Hélène, the Assassin stayed in the Maison Royale during the years following her death.

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|Assassin's Creed: Unity ]]''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|(novel)]]		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|Assassin's Creed: Unity ]]''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|(novel)]]
	[[Category:Schools]]		[[Category:Schools]]

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	==Reference==		==Reference==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|Assassin's Creed: Unity ]]''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|(novel)]]		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|Assassin's Creed: Unity ]]''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|(novel)]]
	~~[[Category:Facilities]]~~
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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|Assassin's Creed: Unity ]]''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|(novel)]]		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|Assassin's Creed: Unity ]]''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|(novel)]]
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	==History==		==History==
	By the late 18th century, Maison Royale de Saint-Louis was maintained by headmistress [[Madame Levene]], who kept strict rules and regulations for the well-being and behavior of her students. In 1778, the soon to be [[Grand Master]] of the [[Parisian Rite of the Templar Order\|French Templars]] [[Élise de la Serre]] was enrolled in the school.		By the late 18th century, Maison Royale de Saint-Louis was maintained by headmistress [[Madame Levene]], who kept strict rules and regulations for the well-being and behavior of her students. In 1778, the soon to be [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] of the [[Parisian Rite of the Templar Order\|French Templars]] [[Élise de la Serre]] was enrolled in the school.

	In 1786, the Maison Royale celebrated the school's centenary with a huge fireworks display, a ceremony that [[Louis XVI of France\|King Louis XVI]] attended.		In 1786, the Maison Royale celebrated the school's centenary with a huge fireworks display, a ceremony that [[Louis XVI of France\|King Louis XVI]] attended.

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	The '''Maison Royale de Saint-Louis''' was a school for girls located in {{Wiki\|Saint-Cyr-l'École\|Saint-Cyr}}, [[France]]. During the 18th century, young noblewomen of France were enrolled in the school and were taught manners, etiquette, embroidery and music.		The '''Maison Royale de Saint-Louis''' was a school for girls located in {{Wiki\|Saint-Cyr-l'École\|Saint-Cyr}}, [[France]]. During the 18th century, young noblewomen of France were enrolled in the school and were taught manners, etiquette, embroidery and music.

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	Infuriated, she called Élise to her office and showed her the journal, explaining that her strictness was for her sake and revealed the truth about Jacques. She made a deal with the girl: Élise would stay quiet about what she saw and Madame Levene would send the letter of request to her father.		Infuriated, she called Élise to her office and showed her the journal, explaining that her strictness was for her sake and revealed the truth about Jacques. She made a deal with the girl: Élise would stay quiet about what she saw and Madame Levene would send the letter of request to her father.

	On 9 April 1788, Élise, her handmaiden [[Hélène]], and a wounded Weatherall arrived at Maison Royale, requesting help from Madame Levene. The headmistress welcomed her student and her acquaintances warmly and fetched a doctor from [[~~Chateaufort~~]] to deal with Weatherall's gun wound. The headmistress and Jacques let the trio live in the groundskeeper's lodge, where Jacques fell in love with Hélène. Élise continued her education despite the other students' gossip about her disappearance.		On 9 April 1788, Élise, her handmaiden [[Hélène]], and a wounded Weatherall arrived at Maison Royale, requesting help from Madame Levene. The headmistress welcomed her student and her acquaintances warmly and fetched a doctor from [[Châteaufort]] to deal with Weatherall's gun wound. The headmistress and Jacques let the trio live in the groundskeeper's lodge, where Jacques fell in love with Hélène. Élise continued her education despite the other students' gossip about her disappearance.

	Over the course of the [[French Revolution]], Élise would occasionally return to the Maison Royale to discuss the [[Assassin-Templar War\|Assassin-Templar war]] with Weatherall. Here, they trained and contacted allies to relinquish the Templar control from their enemies.		Over the course of the [[French Revolution]], Élise would occasionally return to the Maison Royale to discuss the [[Assassin-Templar War\|Assassin-Templar war]] with Weatherall. Here, they trained and contacted allies to relinquish the Templar control from their enemies.

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	Infuriated, she called Élise to her office and showed her the journal, explaining that her strictness was for her sake and revealed the truth about Jacques. She made a deal with the girl: Élise would stay quiet about what she saw and Madame Levene would send the letter of request to her father.		Infuriated, she called Élise to her office and showed her the journal, explaining that her strictness was for her sake and revealed the truth about Jacques. She made a deal with the girl: Élise would stay quiet about what she saw and Madame Levene would send the letter of request to her father.

	On 9 April 1788, Élise, her handmaiden [[Hélène]], and a wounded Weatherall arrived at Maison Royale, requesting help from Madame Levene. The headmistress welcomed her student and her acquaintances warmly and fetched a doctor from ~~{{Wiki\|Châteaufort, Yvelines\|~~Chateaufort}} to deal with Weatherall's gun wound. The headmistress and Jacques let the trio live in the groundskeeper's lodge, where Jacques fell in love with Hélène. Élise continued her education despite the other students' gossip about her disappearance.		On 9 April 1788, Élise, her handmaiden [[Hélène]], and a wounded Weatherall arrived at Maison Royale, requesting help from Madame Levene. The headmistress welcomed her student and her acquaintances warmly and fetched a doctor from [[Chateaufort]] to deal with Weatherall's gun wound. The headmistress and Jacques let the trio live in the groundskeeper's lodge, where Jacques fell in love with Hélène. Élise continued her education despite the other students' gossip about her disappearance.

	Over the course of the [[French Revolution]], Élise would occasionally return to the Maison Royale to discuss the [[Assassin-Templar War\|Assassin-Templar war]] with Weatherall. Here, they trained and contacted allies to relinquish the Templar control from their enemies.		Over the course of the [[French Revolution]], Élise would occasionally return to the Maison Royale to discuss the [[Assassin-Templar War\|Assassin-Templar war]] with Weatherall. Here, they trained and contacted allies to relinquish the Templar control from their enemies.

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	==History==		==History==
	By the late 18th century, Maison Royale de Saint-Louis was maintained by headmistress [[Madame Levene]], who kept strict rules and regulations for the well-being and behavior of her students. In ~~1788~~, the soon to be [[Grand Master]] of the [[Parisian Rite of the Templar Order\|French Templars]] [[Élise de la Serre]] was enrolled in the school.		By the late 18th century, Maison Royale de Saint-Louis was maintained by headmistress [[Madame Levene]], who kept strict rules and regulations for the well-being and behavior of her students. In 1778, the soon to be [[Grand Master]] of the [[Parisian Rite of the Templar Order\|French Templars]] [[Élise de la Serre]] was enrolled in the school.

	In 1786, the Maison Royale celebrated the school's centenary with a huge fireworks display, a ceremony that [[Louis XVI of France\|King Louis XVI]] attended.		In 1786, the Maison Royale celebrated the school's centenary with a huge fireworks display, a ceremony that [[Louis XVI of France\|King Louis XVI]] attended.
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	Infuriated, she called Élise to her office and showed her the journal, explaining that her strictness was for her sake and revealed the truth about Jacques. She made a deal with the girl: Élise would stay quiet about what she saw and Madame Levene would send the letter of request to her father.		Infuriated, she called Élise to her office and showed her the journal, explaining that her strictness was for her sake and revealed the truth about Jacques. She made a deal with the girl: Élise would stay quiet about what she saw and Madame Levene would send the letter of request to her father.

	On 9 April 1788, Élise, her handmaiden [[Hélène]], and a wounded Weatherall arrived at Maison Royale, requesting help from Madame Levene. The headmistress welcomed her student and her acquaintances warmly and fetched a doctor from Chateaufort to deal with Weatherall's gun wound. The headmistress and Jacques let the trio live in the groundskeeper's lodge, where Jacques fell in love with Hélène. Élise continued her education despite the other students' gossip about her disappearance.		On 9 April 1788, Élise, her handmaiden [[Hélène]], and a wounded Weatherall arrived at Maison Royale, requesting help from Madame Levene. The headmistress welcomed her student and her acquaintances warmly and fetched a doctor from {{Wiki\|Châteaufort, Yvelines\|Chateaufort}} to deal with Weatherall's gun wound. The headmistress and Jacques let the trio live in the groundskeeper's lodge, where Jacques fell in love with Hélène. Élise continued her education despite the other students' gossip about her disappearance.

	~~During~~ the [[French ~~Revolutionary Wars~~]], Élise would occasionally return to the Maison Royale to discuss the [[Assassin-Templar War\|Assassin-Templar war]] with Weatherall. Here, they trained and contacted allies to relinquish the Templar control from their enemies.		Over the course of the [[French Revolution]], Élise would occasionally return to the Maison Royale to discuss the [[Assassin-Templar War\|Assassin-Templar war]] with Weatherall. Here, they trained and contacted allies to relinquish the Templar control from their enemies.

	In September 1794, Élise's [[Assassins\|Assassin]] lover [[Arno Dorian]] traveled to the Maison Royale to return Élise's chest to Weatherall. However, their former ally [[Bernard Ruddock]] had followed Arno and betrayed him, attempting to kill him and Hélène on the order of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templars]]. Fortunately, Ruddock was killed by Weatherall before he could shoot Arno. With the permission of Hélène, the Assassin stayed in the Maison Royale during the years following her death.		In September 1794, Élise's [[Assassins\|Assassin]] lover [[Arno Dorian]] traveled to the Maison Royale to return Élise's chest to Weatherall. However, their former ally [[Bernard Ruddock]] had followed Arno and betrayed him, attempting to kill him and Hélène on the order of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templars]]. Fortunately, Ruddock was killed by Weatherall before he could shoot Arno. With the permission of Hélène, the Assassin stayed in the Maison Royale during the years following her death.

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	{{WP-REAL\|Maison royale de Saint-Louis}}
	The '''Maison Royale de Saint-Louis''' was a school for girls located in {{Wiki\|Saint-Cyr-l'École\|Saint-Cyr}}, [[France]]. During the 18th century, young noblewomen of France were enrolled in the school and were taught manners, etiquette, embroidery and music.		The '''Maison Royale de Saint-Louis''' was a school for girls located in {{Wiki\|Saint-Cyr-l'École\|Saint-Cyr}}, [[France]]. During the 18th century, young noblewomen of France were enrolled in the school and were taught manners, etiquette, embroidery and music.

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	{{WP-REAL\|Maison royale de Saint-Louis}}		{{WP-REAL\|Maison royale de Saint-Louis}}
	The '''Maison Royale de Saint-Louis''' was a school for girls located in {{Wiki\|Saint-Cyr-l'École\|Saint-Cyr}}, [[France]]. During the 18th century, young noblewomen of France were enrolled in the school and were taught manners, etiquette, embroidery and music.		The '''Maison Royale de Saint-Louis''' was a school for girls located in {{Wiki\|Saint-Cyr-l'École\|Saint-Cyr}}, [[France]]. During the 18th century, young noblewomen of France were enrolled in the school and were taught manners, etiquette, embroidery and music.