Examples of 'duchess of berry' in a sentence
Meaning of "duchess of berry"
The Duchess of Berry is a title that refers to the wife of the Duke of Berry, which historically belonged to the French royal family. The title is used to indicate the position and rank of the duchess within the aristocracy
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The Duchess of Berry threw the train of her gown over the king.
Later in the year his division suppressed a Vendean revolt and arrested the Duchess of Berry.
First to the Duchess of Berry.
Duchess of Berry.
In the summer of 1834, he again allowed the Duchess of Berry to see her children.
Ironically, the Duchess of Berry was also present at the première.
With the Duchess of Berry she helped launch the fashionable neo-gothic style.
She was made Duchess of Berry and retired to Bourges, capital of the duchy.
The Duke and the Duchess of Berry had three children, none of whom survived infancy.
The Duchess of Berry was heavily pregnant at the time of Peter the Great 's visit.
Later the Duchess of Berry frequented the Petit Ranelagh, strengthening its reputation.
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