Marie Felicité de Saint Maxent - Revision history

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Born into a life of privilege, Marie Felicité was a true socialite, frequently attending balls and parties. On 13 October 1776, she attended the Capitán's Ball at a New Orleans [[~~Sugar plantations\|~~plantation]] with her father. There, Marie-Felicité caught the attention of several [[Spain\|Spanish]] soldiers, who attempted to court her by inviting her to dance.<ref name="Dance">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[The Last Dance]]</ref>		Born into a life of privilege, Marie Felicité was a true socialite, frequently attending balls and parties. On 13 October 1776, she attended the Capitán's Ball at a New Orleans [[plantation]] with her father. There, Marie-Felicité caught the attention of several [[Spain\|Spanish]] soldiers, who attempted to court her by inviting her to dance.<ref name="Dance">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[The Last Dance]]</ref>

	She was then joined by [[Aveline de Grandpré]], the daughter of one of her father's associates. The noblewoman departed as swiftly as she had arrived however, spurned by an untoward remark from one of the soldiers. As Aveline left, Marie Felicité gossiped about the former's [[Africa]]n heritage and disinterest in parties.<ref name="Dance"/>		She was then joined by [[Aveline de Grandpré]], the daughter of one of her father's associates. The noblewoman departed as swiftly as she had arrived however, spurned by an untoward remark from one of the soldiers. As Aveline left, Marie Felicité gossiped about the former's [[Africa]]n heritage and disinterest in parties.<ref name="Dance"/> The following year, Marie Felicité married [[Louisiana]]'s Spanish governor [[Bernardo de Gálvez]].<ref>{{WP\|Bernardo de Gálvez}}</ref>

	The following year, Marie Felicité married ~~the Spanish governor of~~ [[Louisiana]], [[Bernardo de Gálvez]].<ref>{{WP\|Bernardo de Gálvez}}</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Born into a life of privilege, Marie Felicité was a true socialite, frequently attending balls and parties. On 13 October 1776, she attended the Capitán's Ball at a New Orleans [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] with her father. There, Marie-Felicité caught the attention of several [[Spain\|Spanish]] soldiers, who attempted to court her by inviting her to dance.		Born into a life of privilege, Marie Felicité was a true socialite, frequently attending balls and parties. On 13 October 1776, she attended the Capitán's Ball at a New Orleans [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] with her father. There, Marie-Felicité caught the attention of several [[Spain\|Spanish]] soldiers, who attempted to court her by inviting her to dance.<ref name="Dance">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[The Last Dance]]</ref>

	She was then joined by [[Aveline de Grandpré]], the daughter of one of her father's associates. The noblewoman departed as swiftly as she had arrived however, spurned by an untoward remark from one of the soldiers. As Aveline left, Marie Felicité gossiped about the former's [[Africa]]n heritage and disinterest in parties.<ref~~>''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – {{fact\|memory needed}}<~~/~~ref~~>		She was then joined by [[Aveline de Grandpré]], the daughter of one of her father's associates. The noblewoman departed as swiftly as she had arrived however, spurned by an untoward remark from one of the soldiers. As Aveline left, Marie Felicité gossiped about the former's [[Africa]]n heritage and disinterest in parties.<ref name="Dance"/>

	The following year, Marie Felicité married the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]], [[Bernardo de Gálvez]].{{~~Fact~~}}		The following year, Marie Felicité married the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]], [[Bernardo de Gálvez]].<ref>{{WP\|Bernardo de Gálvez}}</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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	{{Quote\|I thought the de Saint Maxent girls only had eyes for governors.\|Aveline to Marie Felicité, 1776.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|The Last Dance}}		{{Quote\|I thought the de Saint Maxent girls only had eyes for governors.\|Aveline to Marie Felicité, 1776.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|The Last Dance}}
	[[File:The Last Dance 4.png\|thumb\|250px\|Marie Felicité (right) at the ball]]		[[File:The Last Dance 4.png\|thumb\|250px\|Marie Felicité (right) at the ball]]
	'''Marie Felicité de Saint Maxent''' (27 December 1755 – 1800) was the daughter of [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], the wealthiest man in [[New Orleans]] during the mid-18th century.		'''Marie Felicité de Saint Maxent''' (27 December 1755 – 1800) was the daughter of [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], the wealthiest man in [[New Orleans]] during the mid-18th century.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Born into a life of privilege, Marie Felicité was a true socialite, frequently attending balls and parties. On 13 October 1776, she attended the Capitán's Ball at a New Orleans [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] with her father. There, Marie-Felicité caught the attention of several [[Spain\|Spanish]] soldiers, who attempted to court her by inviting her to dance.		Born into a life of privilege, Marie Felicité was a true socialite, frequently attending balls and parties. On 13 October 1776, she attended the Capitán's Ball at a New Orleans [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] with her father. There, Marie-Felicité caught the attention of several [[Spain\|Spanish]] soldiers, who attempted to court her by inviting her to dance.

	She was then joined by [[Aveline de Grandpré]], the daughter of one of her father's associates. The noblewoman departed as swiftly as she had arrived however, spurned by an untoward remark from one of the soldiers. As Aveline left, Marie Felicité gossiped about the former's [[Africa]]n heritage and disinterest in parties.		She was then joined by [[Aveline de Grandpré]], the daughter of one of her father's associates. The noblewoman departed as swiftly as she had arrived however, spurned by an untoward remark from one of the soldiers. As Aveline left, Marie Felicité gossiped about the former's [[Africa]]n heritage and disinterest in parties.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – {{fact\|memory needed}}</ref>

	The following year, Marie Felicité married the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]], [[Bernardo de Gálvez]].		The following year, Marie Felicité married the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]], [[Bernardo de Gálvez]].{{Fact}}

	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''		{{reflist}}
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	[[File:The Last Dance 4.png\|thumb\|250px\|Marie Felicité (right) at the ball]]		[[File:The Last Dance 4.png\|thumb\|250px\|Marie Felicité (right) at the ball]]
	'''Marie Felicité de Saint Maxent''' (27 December 1755 – 1800) was the daughter of [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], the wealthiest man in [[New Orleans]] during the mid-18th century.		'''Marie Felicité de Saint Maxent''' (27 December 1755 – 1800) was the daughter of [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], the wealthiest man in [[New Orleans]] during the mid-18th century.

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	[[File:The Last Dance 4.png\|thumb\|250px\|Marie Felicité (right) at the ball]]		[[File:The Last Dance 4.png\|thumb\|250px\|Marie Felicité (right) at the ball]]

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	The following year, Marie Felicité married the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]], [[Bernardo de Gálvez]].		The following year, Marie Felicité married the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]], [[Bernardo de Gálvez]].

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''
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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Born into a life of privilege, Marie Felicité was a true socialite, frequently attending balls and parties~~. In 1770, Marie Felicité married the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]], [[Luis de Unzaga]]~~. On 13 October 1776, she attended the Capitán's Ball at a New Orleans [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] with her father. There, Marie-Felicité caught the attention of several [[Spain\|Spanish]] soldiers, who attempted to court her by inviting her to dance.		Born into a life of privilege, Marie Felicité was a true socialite, frequently attending balls and parties. On 13 October 1776, she attended the Capitán's Ball at a New Orleans [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] with her father. There, Marie-Felicité caught the attention of several [[Spain\|Spanish]] soldiers, who attempted to court her by inviting her to dance.

	She was then joined by [[Aveline de Grandpré]], the daughter of one of her father's associates. The noblewoman departed as swiftly as she had arrived however, spurned by an untoward remark from one of the soldiers. As Aveline left, Marie Felicité gossiped about the former's [[Africa]]n heritage and disinterest in parties.		She was then joined by [[Aveline de Grandpré]], the daughter of one of her father's associates. The noblewoman departed as swiftly as she had arrived however, spurned by an untoward remark from one of the soldiers. As Aveline left, Marie Felicité gossiped about the former's [[Africa]]n heritage and disinterest in parties.

			The following year, Marie Felicité married the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]], [[Bernardo de Gálvez]].

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Born into a life of privilege, Marie Felicité was a true socialite, frequently attending balls and parties. On 13 October 1776, she attended the Capitán's Ball at a New Orleans [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] with her father. There, Marie-Felicité caught the attention of several [[Spain\|Spanish]] soldiers, who attempted to court her by inviting her to dance.		Born into a life of privilege, Marie Felicité was a true socialite, frequently attending balls and parties. In 1770, Marie Felicité married the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]], [[Luis de Unzaga]]. On 13 October 1776, she attended the Capitán's Ball at a New Orleans [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] with her father. There, Marie-Felicité caught the attention of several [[Spain\|Spanish]] soldiers, who attempted to court her by inviting her to dance.

	She was then joined by [[Aveline de Grandpré]], the daughter of one of her father's associates. The noblewoman departed as swiftly as she had arrived however, spurned by an untoward remark from one of the soldiers. As Aveline left, Marie Felicité gossiped about the former's [[Africa]]n heritage and disinterest in parties.		She was then joined by [[Aveline de Grandpré]], the daughter of one of her father's associates. The noblewoman departed as swiftly as she had arrived however, spurned by an untoward remark from one of the soldiers. As Aveline left, Marie Felicité gossiped about the former's [[Africa]]n heritage and disinterest in parties.

	~~The following year, Marie Felicité married the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]], [[Bernardo de Gálvez]].~~

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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	{{Quote\|~~Have you heard, she prefers her father's warehouse to tea parties? Never calls on any of us! And her complexion. Of course, she is a dear friend of~~ the ~~family, but her mother.~~.~~. it is shocking!~~\|Marie Felicité ~~on Aveline~~, 1776.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|I thought the de Saint Maxent girls only had eyes for governors.\|Aveline to Marie Felicité, 1776.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	[[File:The Last Dance 4.png\|thumb\|250px\|Marie Felicité (right) at the ball]]		[[File:The Last Dance 4.png\|thumb\|250px\|Marie Felicité (right) at the ball]]
	'''Marie Felicité de Saint Maxent''' (27 December 1755 – 1800) was the daughter of [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], the wealthiest man in [[New Orleans]] during the 18th century.		'''Marie Felicité de Saint Maxent''' (27 December 1755 – 1800) was the daughter of [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], the wealthiest man in [[New Orleans]] during the mid-18th century.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Born into a life of privilege, Marie Felicité ~~rarely behaved in~~ a ~~serious manner~~. On 13 October 1776, she attended ~~a ball~~ at a New Orleans plantation with her father. There, ~~she~~ caught the attention of several [[Spain\|Spanish]] soldiers, who ~~wanted~~ to ~~dance with~~ her to ~~court the woman~~.		Born into a life of privilege, Marie Felicité was a true socialite, frequently attending balls and parties. On 13 October 1776, she attended the Capitán's Ball at a New Orleans [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] with her father. There, Marie-Felicité caught the attention of several [[Spain\|Spanish]] soldiers, who attempted to court her by inviting her to dance.

	She was then ~~approached~~ by [[Aveline de Grandpré]], the daughter of ~~the merchant [[Philippe de Grandpré]]~~, ~~who also caught the attention~~ of the soldiers. As Aveline left, Marie Felicité ~~told the soldiers of~~ the former's ~~disinterest in parties and~~ [[Africa]]n heritage.		She was then joined by [[Aveline de Grandpré]], the daughter of one of her father's associates. The noblewoman departed as swiftly as she had arrived however, spurned by an untoward remark from one of the soldiers. As Aveline left, Marie Felicité gossiped about the former's [[Africa]]n heritage and disinterest in parties.

	The following year, Marie Felicité married the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]], [[Bernardo de Gálvez]].		The following year, Marie Felicité married the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]], [[Bernardo de Gálvez]].

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	She was then approached by [[Aveline de Grandpré]], the daughter of the merchant [[Philippe de Grandpré]], who also caught the attention of the soldiers. As Aveline left, Marie Felicité told the soldiers of the former's disinterest in parties and [[Africa]]n heritage.		She was then approached by [[Aveline de Grandpré]], the daughter of the merchant [[Philippe de Grandpré]], who also caught the attention of the soldiers. As Aveline left, Marie Felicité told the soldiers of the former's disinterest in parties and [[Africa]]n heritage.

	The following year, Marie Felicité married the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana ~~Rebellion~~]], [[Bernardo de Gálvez]].		The following year, Marie Felicité married the Spanish governor of [[Louisiana]], [[Bernardo de Gálvez]].

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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	[[File:The Last Dance 4.png\|thumb\|250px\|Marie Felicité (right) at the ball]]		[[File:The Last Dance 4.png\|thumb\|250px\|Marie Felicité (right) at the ball]]