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Women of 'Ninety-Eight

Note 19 — The Mother of Lord Edward Fitzgerald

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A name given by Horace Walpole to Madame de Sévigné, of whose “Letters” he was a devoted enthusiast. He sometimes calls her “Notre Dame de Livry”—Les Rochers and Livry were the names of her country seats.

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