Jayn, you are the master of intrigue! :-) I took his death at face value, but you're right, there are ways to get him out of it. That said, I believe there's a reference in one of the later books to the Comte's mysterious disappearance, which would argue against him being openly in the military in 1758. But he could still be lurking around... -- LJG Discussion board

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Date Posted: 07:08:03 06/02/10 Wed
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STargove
Subject: Jayn, you are the master of intrigue! :-) I took his death at face value, but you're right, there are ways to get him out of it. That said, I believe there's a reference in one of the later books to the Comte's mysterious disappearance, which would argue against him being openly in the military in 1758. But he could still be lurking around...
In reply to: STargove 's message, "Wasn't "our" Comte killed by Raymond's poison in August 1745?" on 06:51:21 06/02/10 Wed

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