Buckingham

Also known as: Duke of Buckingham · Family: English nobility · Role: duke · First appears: Chapter 4

Life events

• Felton stabbed Buckingham, killing him with a knife later preserved by Anne of Austria.(Chapter4)
  • With: Felton
  • “This knife is the knife with which Felton stabbed him.”
• Anne of Austria swore that Buckingham had not been her lover.(Chapter4)
  • With: Anne of Austria
  • “I swear,” she said, “by these sacred relics that Buckingham was not my lover.”
• Laporte’s warning letter reached Buckingham too late to prevent his assassination.(Chapter4)
  • With: Anne of Austria Laporte
  • “The other was that which Laporte had placed in the hands of the Duke of Buckingham, warning him that he was about to be assassinated; that communication had arrived too late.”
• Anne de Bueil was believed to have caused Buckingham's murder.(Chapter32)
  • With: Anne de Bueil
  • “‘before leaving England she had, it was believed, caused the favorite of the king to be murdered.’ ‘Buckingham?’ cried the monk. ‘Yes, Buckingham.’”

Chapter 4

• with Anne of Austria (interaction) “I swear,” she said, “by these sacred relics that Buckingham was not my lover.”
• with D’Artagnan (interaction) “This letter had been conveyed by D’Artagnan and had arrived in time.”
• with Laporte (interaction) “The other was that which Laporte had placed in the hands of the Duke of Buckingham, warning him that he was about to be assassinated”
• with Felton (interaction) “This knife is the knife with which Felton stabbed him.”

Chapter 32

• with Anne de Bueil (Anne de Bueil was believed to have caused Buckingham's murder.) “It was said that she had poisoned her second husband; she had tried to assassinate her brother-in-law; she had just poisoned a young woman who was her rival, and before leaving England she had, it was believed, caused the favorite of the king to be murdered.” “Buckingham?” cried the monk. “Yes, Buckingham.”

Chapter 81

• courtship with Anne of Austria “the bloody death of Buckingham, the only man whom she had ever really loved”
• with Anne of Austria (Buckingham was Anne’s one true love.) “the bloody death of Buckingham, the only man whom she had ever really loved”

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