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	~~The '''Louisiana Bayou''' was a swamp-like region located in {{Wiki\|Louisiana}}, near the city of [[New Orleans]].~~

	Containing a diverse range of trees and plant life, the bayou was surrounded by wet marshland and swamp waters, and an array of islands scattered throughout the swamp. A hostile environment, the bayou was primarily inhabited by alligators, who had a notorious reputation for attacking unsuspecting prey from the banks or beneath the murky waters.

	~~The bayou also housed a number of notable landmarks, including the town of [[San Danje]], Fort Saint-Jean and the hideout belonging to the [[Mentor]] of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], [[Agaté]].~~

	~~==History==~~
	In 1766, an ex-Assassin called [[Baptiste]] traveled to the bayou, posing as the deceased [[François Mackandal]]. After obtaining a number of followers to his cause, he planned to carry out a sacred ceremony on the Eve of Saint John. However, his true purpose was to take control of the bayou's smuggler operations, poison the nobles of New Orleans, force Agaté out of hiding and deliver him to the [[Templars]], who in return for grant him membership into the Templar Order. This plot was later uncovered by the Assassin [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who disrupted Baptiste's ritual and assassinated him.

	In 1771, Spanish soldiers under the command of a Templar called [[Vázquez]] entered the bayou and attempted to seize control of its smuggling operations. Fearing they would eventually discover the location of Agaté's hut, Aveline hurried to the bayou and warned her mentor of the impending danger. Under his instruction, Aveline followed the soldiers through the bayou to each voodoo checkpoint set up by Agaté. Using her [[blowpipe]], she silently poisoning each of Vázquez's soldiers into believing they had been placed under a voodoo curse and fled the bayou.

	Following this, Aveline and her smuggler allies [[Roussillon]] and [[Élise Lafleur]] discovered Vázquez's plans to divert a supply ship. Aveline tampered with lighthouse on Lake Pontchartrain, causing the ship to run aground on an island nearby. After defeating Vázquez's guards, Aveline and the smugglers set out to plunder the ship's cargo.

	In 1773, Roussillon and Élise were tasked by the Spanish with delivering supplies to Patriots fighting in the [[American Revolutionary War]]. However, rogue Spanish soldiers hired by Vázquez were attempting to steal back the supplies. Aveline then arrived in the bayou with an escaped slave named [[George Davidson\|George]], and asked the smugglers if the Patriots could escort him north. The smugglers said they would, provided Aveline and George helped them hold back the Spanish as they delivered the supplies.

	Aveline successfully defeated the soldiers as the smugglers navigated through the bayou and reached their destination. After meeting with the Patriots, Aveline asked if they would allow George to accompany them. They agreed, accepting him into their ranks.

	In 1777, Aveline traveled to the bayou to inform her mentor Agaté of the identity of the "[[Madeleine de L'Isle\|Company Man]]", the head of the Templar Order. Agaté, unable to accept his failure to protect his student and paranoid that Aveline had sided with the Templars, attacked her. Aveline overpowered him and confronted her mentor at the top of his hut. However, after Aveline spared his life, he could not live with the humiliation and dove to his death. Aveline attempted to grab him, but could only grasp his necklace with tore away from him as he fell.

	~~==Gallery==~~
	~~<gallery widths="180" position="center" captionalign="center">~~
	~~Game-acl-settingtcm1951459.jpg\|Concept of a Bayou residence.~~
	~~Assassins creed iii conceptart TREE.jpg\|Concept art of the Bayou.~~
	~~ACL SC SP 17 SD Bayou Canoe.jpg\|Aveline in the Bayou.~~
	~~AC3L CA Aveline.jpg\|Concept art of Aveline in the bayou.~~
	~~ACL SC SP 15 SD Bayou Alligator.jpg\|Aveline wrestling an alligator.~~
	~~Ac3lagatehut.jpg\|Concept art of Aveline at the top of Agaté's hut in the bayou.~~
	~~</gallery>~~

	~~==References==~~
	~~{{Reflist}}~~
	~~{{AC3L}}~~
	[[Category:Assassin's Creed III: Liberation locations]]		[[Category:Assassin's Creed III: Liberation locations]]
	[[Category:Locations]]		[[Category:Locations]]

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	The '''Louisiana Bayou''' was a swamp-like region located in {{Wiki\|Louisiana}}, near the city of [[New Orleans]]. ~~Full~~ of ~~scattered islands~~, ~~marshlands~~ and swamp waters, the bayou was primarily inhabited by alligators, who had a notorious reputation for attacking unsuspecting prey from the banks or beneath the murky waters.		The '''Louisiana Bayou''' was a swamp-like region located in {{Wiki\|Louisiana}}, near the city of [[New Orleans]].

			Containing a diverse range of trees and plant life, the bayou was surrounded by wet marshland and swamp waters, and an array of islands scattered throughout the swamp. A hostile environment, the bayou was primarily inhabited by alligators, who had a notorious reputation for attacking unsuspecting prey from the banks or beneath the murky waters.

	The bayou also housed a number of notable landmarks, including the town of [[San Danje]], Fort Saint-Jean and the hideout belonging to the [[Mentor]] of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], [[Agaté]].		The bayou also housed a number of notable landmarks, including the town of [[San Danje]], Fort Saint-Jean and the hideout belonging to the [[Mentor]] of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], [[Agaté]].
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-The '''Louisiana Bayou''' was a swamp-like region located in {{Wiki|Louisiana}}, near the city of [[New Orleans]].
+The '''Louisiana Bayou''' was a swamp-like region located in {{Wiki|Louisiana}}, near the city of [[New Orleans]]. Full of scattered islands, marshlands and swamp waters, the bayou was primarily inhabited by alligators, who had a notorious reputation for attacking unsuspecting prey from the banks or beneath the murky waters.
 ==History==
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 Following this, Aveline and her smuggler allies [[Roussillon]] and [[Élise Lafleur]] discovered Vázquez's plans to divert a supply ship. Aveline tampered with lighthouse on Lake Pontchartrain, causing the ship to run aground on an island nearby. After defeating Vázquez's guards, Aveline and the smugglers set out to plunder the ship's cargo.
 In 1773, Roussillon and Élise were tasked by the Spanish with delivering supplies to Patriots fighting in the [[American Revolutionary War]]. However, rogue Spanish soldiers hired by Vázquez were attempting to steal back the supplies. Aveline then arrived in the bayou with an escaped slave named [[George Davidson|George]], and asked the smugglers if the Patriots could escort him north. The smugglers said they would, provided Aveline and George helped them hold back the Spanish as they delivered the supplies.
 Aveline successfully defeated the soldiers as the smugglers navigated through the bayou and reached their destination. After meeting with the Patriots, Aveline asked if they would allow George to accompany them. They agreed, accepting him into their ranks.
 In 1777, Aveline traveled to the bayou to inform her mentor Agaté of the identity of the "[[Madeleine de L'Isle|Company Man]]", the head of the Templar Order. Agaté, unable to accept his failure to protect his student and paranoid that Aveline had sided with the Templars, attacked her. Aveline overpowered him and confronted her mentor at the top of his hut. However, after Aveline spared his life, he could not live with the humiliation and dove to his death. Aveline attempted to grab him, but could only grasp his necklace with tore away from him as he fell.
 ==Gallery==
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 </gallery>
 ==References==
 {{Reflist}}

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+The '''Louisiana Bayou''' was a swamp-like region located in {{Wiki|Louisiana}}, near the city of [[New Orleans]].
 ==History==
 In 1766, an ex-Assassin called [[Baptiste]] traveled to the bayou, posing as the deceased [[François Mackandal]]. After obtaining a number of followers to his cause, he planned to carry out a sacred ceremony on the Eve of Saint John. However, his true purpose was to take control of the bayou's smuggler operations, poison the nobles of New Orleans, force Agaté out of hiding and deliver him to the [[Templars]], who in return for grant him membership into the Templar Order. This plot was later uncovered by the Assassin [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who disrupted Baptiste's ritual and assassinated him.
 In 1771, Spanish soldiers under the command of a Templar called [[Vázquez]] entered the bayou and attempted to seize control of its smuggling operations. Fearing they would eventually discover the location of Agaté's hut, Aveline hurried to the bayou and warned her mentor of the impending danger. Under his instruction, Aveline followed the soldiers through the bayou to each voodoo checkpoint set up by Agaté. Using her [[blowpipe]], she silently poisoning each of Vázquez's soldiers into believing they had been placed under a voodoo curse and fled the bayou.
 Following this, Aveline and her smuggler allies [[Roussillon]] and [[Élise Lafleur]] discovered Vázquez's plans to divert a supply ship. Aveline tampered with lighthouse on Lake Pontchartrain, causing the ship to run aground on an island nearby. After defeating Vázquez's guards, Aveline and the smugglers set out to plunder the ship's cargo.
-===Supplying the Patriots===
+In 1773, Roussillon and Élise were tasked by the Spanish with delivering supplies to Patriots fighting in the [[American Revolutionary War]]. However, rogue Spanish soldiers hired by Vázquez were attempting to steal back the supplies. Aveline then arrived in the bayou with an escaped slave named [[George Davidson|George]], and asked the smugglers if the Patriots could escort him north. The smugglers said they would, provided Aveline and George helped them hold back the Spanish as they delivered the supplies.
 In 1773, Roussillon and Élise were tasked by the Spanish with delivering supplies to Patriots fighting in the [[American Revolutionary War]]. However, rogue Spanish soldiers hired by Vázquez were attempting to steal back the supplies. Aveline then arrived in the bayou with an escaped slave named [George Davidson|George]], and asked the smugglers if the Patriots could escort him north. The smugglers said they would, provided Aveline and George helped them hold back the Spanish as they delivered the supplies. Aveline successfully defeated the soldiers as the smugglers navigated through the bayou and reached their destination. After meeting with the Patriots, Aveline asked if they would allow George to accompany them. They agreed, accepting him into their ranks
 In 1777, Aveline traveled to the bayou to inform her mentor Agaté of the identity of the "[[Madeleine de L'Isle|Company Man]]", the head of the Templar Order. Agaté, unable to accept his failure to protect his student and paranoid that Aveline had sided with the Templars, attacked her. Aveline overpowered him and confronted her mentor at the top of his hut. However, after Aveline spared his life, he could not live with the humiliation and dove to his death. Aveline attempted to grab him, but could only grasp his necklace with tore away from him as he fell.
-==Layout==
+==Description==
-The bayou also housed many man-made structures, including the town of [[San Danje]], Fort Saint-Jean and the hideout belonging to the [[Mentor|mentor]] of the [[Assassins|Assassin Order]], [[Agaté]].
+The bayou also housed many landmarks, including the town of [[San Danje]], Fort Saint-Jean and the hideout belonging to the [[Mentor]] of the [[Assassins|Assassin Order]], [[Agaté]].
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 Assassins creed iii conceptart TREE.jpg|Concept art of the Bayou.
 ACL SC SP 17 SD Bayou Canoe.jpg|Aveline in the Bayou.
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 ==References==
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	The '''Louisiana Bayou''' was a swamp-like region located in {{Wiki\|Louisiana}}, near the city of [[New Orleans]]. Mainly surrounded by marsh-filled areas, the bayou was primarily inhabited by alligators, who had a notorious reputation for attacking unsuspecting prey from the banks, or beneath the murky waters. As such, this made trees both a faster and a safer option for travelers navigating the area.		The '''Louisiana Bayou''' was a swamp-like region located in {{Wiki\|Louisiana}}, near the city of [[New Orleans]]. Mainly surrounded by marsh-filled areas, the bayou was primarily inhabited by alligators, who had a notorious reputation for attacking unsuspecting prey from the banks, or beneath the murky waters. As such, this made trees both a faster and a safer option for travelers navigating the area.

	~~The bayou also housed many man-made structures, including the town of [[San Danje]], Fort Saint-Jean and the hideout belonging to the [[Mentor\|mentor]] of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], [[Agaté]].~~

	==History==		==History==
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	In 1766, an ex-Assassin called [[Baptiste]] traveled to the bayou, posing as the deceased [[François Mackandal]]. After obtaining a number of followers to his cause, he planned to carry out a sacred ceremony on the Eve of Saint John. However, his true purpose was to take control of the bayou's smuggler operations, poison the nobles of New Orleans, force Agaté out of hiding and deliver him to the [[Templars]], who in return for grant him membership into the Templar Order. This plot was later uncovered by the Assassin [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who disrupted Baptiste's ritual and assassinated him.		In 1766, an ex-Assassin called [[Baptiste]] traveled to the bayou, posing as the deceased [[François Mackandal]]. After obtaining a number of followers to his cause, he planned to carry out a sacred ceremony on the Eve of Saint John. However, his true purpose was to take control of the bayou's smuggler operations, poison the nobles of New Orleans, force Agaté out of hiding and deliver him to the [[Templars]], who in return for grant him membership into the Templar Order. This plot was later uncovered by the Assassin [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who disrupted Baptiste's ritual and assassinated him.

			===Tracking Vázquez===
			In 1771, Spanish soldiers under the command of a Templar called [[Vázquez]] entered the bayou and attempted to seize control of its smuggling operations. Fearing they would eventually discover the location of Agaté's hut, Aveline hurried to the bayou and warned her mentor of the impending danger. Under his instruction, Aveline followed the soldiers through the bayou to each voodoo checkpoint set up by Agaté. Using her [[blowpipe]], she silently poisoning each of Vázquez's soldiers into believing they had been placed under a voodoo curse and fled the bayou.

			Following this, Aveline and her smuggler allies [[Roussillon]] and [[Élise Lafleur]] discovered Vázquez's plans to divert a supply ship. Aveline tampered with lighthouse on Lake Pontchartrain, causing the ship to run aground on an island nearby. After defeating Vázquez's guards, Aveline and the smugglers set out to plunder the ship's cargo.

			===Supplying the Patriots===
			In 1773, Roussillon and Élise were tasked by the Spanish with delivering supplies to Patriots fighting in the [[American Revolutionary War]]. However, rogue Spanish soldiers hired by Vázquez were attempting to steal back the supplies. Aveline then arrived in the bayou with an escaped slave named [George Davidson\|George]], and asked the smugglers if the Patriots could escort him north. The smugglers said they would, provided Aveline and George helped them hold back the Spanish as they delivered the supplies. Aveline successfully defeated the soldiers as the smugglers navigated through the bayou and reached their destination. After meeting with the Patriots, Aveline asked if they would allow George to accompany them. They agreed, accepting him into their ranks

			===Confronting Agaté===
			In 1777, Aveline traveled to the bayou to inform her mentor Agaté of the identity of the "[[Madeleine de L'Isle\|Company Man]]", the head of the Templar Order. Agaté, unable to accept his failure to protect his student and paranoid that Aveline had sided with the Templars, attacked her. Aveline overpowered him and confronted her mentor at the top of his hut. However, after Aveline spared his life, he could not live with the humiliation and dove to his death. Aveline attempted to grab him, but could only grasp his necklace with tore away from him as he fell.

			==Layout==

			The bayou also housed many man-made structures, including the town of [[San Danje]], Fort Saint-Jean and the hideout belonging to the [[Mentor\|mentor]] of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], [[Agaté]].

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	==History==		==History==
	===~~Spanish Louisiana~~===		===The False Mackandal===
	In 1766, an ex-Assassin called [[Baptiste]] traveled to the bayou, posing as the deceased [[François Mackandal]]. After obtaining a number of followers to his cause, he planned to carry out a sacred ceremony on the Eve of Saint John. However, his true purpose was to take control of the bayou's smuggler operations, poison the nobles of New Orleans, force Agaté out of hiding and deliver him to the [[Templars]], who in return for grant him membership into the Templar Order. This plot was later uncovered by the Assassin [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who disrupted Baptiste's ritual and assassinated him.		In 1766, an ex-Assassin called [[Baptiste]] traveled to the bayou, posing as the deceased [[François Mackandal]]. After obtaining a number of followers to his cause, he planned to carry out a sacred ceremony on the Eve of Saint John. However, his true purpose was to take control of the bayou's smuggler operations, poison the nobles of New Orleans, force Agaté out of hiding and deliver him to the [[Templars]], who in return for grant him membership into the Templar Order. This plot was later uncovered by the Assassin [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who disrupted Baptiste's ritual and assassinated him.

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	~~\|death = 1776~~<br>[[~~New Orleans~~]]~~, Louisiana~~		\|rulers =
	\|~~period~~ = [[~~Louisiana Rebellion~~]]		\|factions = [[Assassins]]<br/>[[Templars]]
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	~~\|appear = ''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''~~		The '''Louisiana Bayou''' was a swamp-like region located in {{Wiki\|Louisiana}}, near the city of [[New Orleans]]. Mainly surrounded by marsh-filled areas, the bayou was primarily inhabited by alligators, who had a notorious reputation for attacking unsuspecting prey from the banks, or beneath the murky waters. As such, this made trees both a faster and a safer option for travelers navigating the area.
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	'''~~Philippe Olivier de Grandpré~~''' ~~(1722 - 1776)~~ was a ~~wealthy French merchant who lived~~ in [[New Orleans]] ~~during~~ the ~~time of [[Louisiana Rebellion]]. He~~ was ~~also~~ the ~~father of~~ the ~~[[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]~~.~~<ref name="AC3L">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''</ref>~~

	~~==Biography==~~		The bayou also housed many man-made structures, including the town of [[San Danje]], Fort Saint-Jean and the hideout belonging to the [[Mentor\|mentor]] of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]], [[Agaté]].
	~~===Early life===~~
	~~Philippe was born in France in 1722 to a family of successful merchants. As a young~~ man, ~~he traveled to Louisiana in search~~ of ~~business opportunities~~ and ~~established a trading enterprise there, shipping goods from~~ the ~~new world~~ to the ~~old.<ref name="ACE">''~~[[Assassin~~'s Creed Encyclopedia~~]]~~''</ref>~~

	===~~Marriage~~===		==History==
	In ~~1744~~, ~~whilst on a business in Saint~~-~~Domingue~~, ~~Philippe purchased a slave named~~ [[~~Jeanne~~]] ~~and brought her back to New Orleans~~. After ~~allowing Jeanne~~ to ~~stay within~~ his ~~mansion~~, the ~~two began~~ to ~~grow quite close~~ and ~~Philippe soon asked Jeanne~~ to ~~become his {{Wiki\|Plaçage\|placée}} bride. She accepted~~, ~~and~~ in ~~1747, Jeanne gave birth to their daughter,~~ Aveline~~. Overjoyed at his newborn daughter~~, ~~Philippe granted both Aveline~~ and ~~her mother freedom~~.~~<ref name="ACE"/>~~		===Spanish Louisiana===
			In 1766, an ex-Assassin called [[Baptiste]] traveled to the bayou, posing as the deceased [[François Mackandal]]. After obtaining a number of followers to his cause, he planned to carry out a sacred ceremony on the Eve of Saint John. However, his true purpose was to take control of the bayou's smuggler operations, poison the nobles of New Orleans, force Agaté out of hiding and deliver him to the [[Templars]], who in return for grant him membership into the Templar Order. This plot was later uncovered by the Assassin [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who disrupted Baptiste's ritual and assassinated him.

	In order to broaden his business opportunities, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]] in 1752. Although this marriage put a strain on the relationship between Jeanne and Philippe, Aveline and her mother were allowed to remain at the de Grandpré's mansion. However, in 1757, Jeanne mysteriously vanished. Although he was devastated by her sudden disappearance, Philippe was confident that Madeleine would raise his daughter with care and support.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	In 1776, Philippe was poisoned by Madeleine after discovering the interference of the [[Templars]] in his business and the true identity of his wife as the head of the Templar Order in Louisiana.<ref name=~~"AC3L"/>~~		==Gallery==
			<gallery widths="180" position="center" captionalign="center">
	=~~=Characteristics and personality~~==		Game-acl-settingtcm1951459.jpg\|Concept of a Bayou residence.
	Philippe was a caring and considerate person, who treated both Aveline and her mother Jeanne with kindness and affection. A loving father, he saw to Aveline's education in business and was confident that she would develop into a woman of independent means, despite the law preventing her from inheriting his property. He was especially protective of his daughter, often voicing his concerns about her safety and always looking out for her well being.<~~ref name~~="~~AC3L~~"/>		Assassins creed iii conceptart TREE.jpg\|Concept art of the Bayou.
			ACL SC SP 17 SD Bayou Canoe.jpg\|Aveline in the Bayou.
	~~Philippe also treated Jeanne with kindness and consideration, even though he was not required to~~. ~~Once they had arrived in New Orleans, he displayed an act~~ of ~~generosity towards Jeanne by allowing her to stay within his estate instead of in slave quarters~~. ~~Upon their daughter's birth, Philippe was ashamed to have kept her enslaved, and vowed to grant both her and~~ Aveline ~~their freedom. It was clear that he cared deeply for Jeanne, as evidenced by his devastation upon her disappearance from New Orleans~~ in ~~1757~~.<~~ref name="AC3L"~~/>		</gallery>

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	[[Category:Characters]]		[[Category:Characters]]
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	In 1744, whilst on a business in Saint-Domingue, Philippe purchased a slave named [[Jeanne]] and brought her back to New Orleans. After allowing Jeanne to stay within his mansion, the two began to grow quite close and Philippe soon asked Jeanne to become his {{Wiki\|Plaçage\|placée}} bride. She accepted, and in 1747, Jeanne gave birth to their daughter, Aveline. Overjoyed at his newborn daughter, Philippe granted both Aveline and her mother freedom.<ref name="ACE"/>		In 1744, whilst on a business in Saint-Domingue, Philippe purchased a slave named [[Jeanne]] and brought her back to New Orleans. After allowing Jeanne to stay within his mansion, the two began to grow quite close and Philippe soon asked Jeanne to become his {{Wiki\|Plaçage\|placée}} bride. She accepted, and in 1747, Jeanne gave birth to their daughter, Aveline. Overjoyed at his newborn daughter, Philippe granted both Aveline and her mother freedom.<ref name="ACE"/>

	In order to broaden his business opportunities, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]] in 1752. Although this marriage put a strain on the relationship between Jeanne and Philippe, Aveline and her mother were allowed to remain at the de Grandpré's mansion. However, in 1757, Jeanne mysteriously vanished. ~~Philippe~~ was devastated, ~~but convinced~~ that Madeleine would raise his daughter with care and support.<ref name="AC3L"/>		In order to broaden his business opportunities, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]] in 1752. Although this marriage put a strain on the relationship between Jeanne and Philippe, Aveline and her mother were allowed to remain at the de Grandpré's mansion. However, in 1757, Jeanne mysteriously vanished. Although he was devastated by her sudden disappearance, Philippe was confident that Madeleine would raise his daughter with care and support.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	In 1776, Philippe was poisoned by Madeleine after discovering the interference of the [[Templars]] in his business and the true identity of his wife as the head of the Templar Order in Louisiana.<ref name="AC3L"/>		In 1776, Philippe was poisoned by Madeleine after discovering the interference of the [[Templars]] in his business and the true identity of his wife as the head of the Templar Order in Louisiana.<ref name="AC3L"/>

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	Philippe was a caring and considerate person, who treated both Aveline and her mother Jeanne with kindness and affection. A loving father, he saw to Aveline's education in business and was confident that she would develop into a woman of independent means, despite the law preventing her from inheriting his property. He was especially protective of his daughter, often voicing his concerns about her safety and always looking out for her well being.<ref name="AC3L"/>		Philippe was a caring and considerate person, who treated both Aveline and her mother Jeanne with kindness and affection. A loving father, he saw to Aveline's education in business and was confident that she would develop into a woman of independent means, despite the law preventing her from inheriting his property. He was especially protective of his daughter, often voicing his concerns about her safety and always looking out for her well being.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	Philippe also treated Jeanne with kindness and ~~generosity~~, even though he was not required to. Once they had arrived in New Orleans, he ~~allowed~~ her to stay within his estate instead of in slave quarters. Upon their daughter's birth, he was ashamed to have kept ~~Jeanne~~ enslaved, ~~which led~~ to ~~him granting~~ both her and Aveline their freedom~~. Philippe was truly fond of Jeanne and Aveline, using his position with the city to protect them~~. It was clear that he cared deeply for Jeanne, as evidenced by his devastation upon her disappearance from New Orleans in 1757.<ref name="AC3L"/>		Philippe also treated Jeanne with kindness and consideration, even though he was not required to. Once they had arrived in New Orleans, he displayed an act of generosity towards Jeanne by allowing her to stay within his estate instead of in slave quarters. Upon their daughter's birth, Philippe was ashamed to have kept her enslaved, and vowed to grant both her and Aveline their freedom. It was clear that he cared deeply for Jeanne, as evidenced by his devastation upon her disappearance from New Orleans in 1757.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	==References==		==References==