Twenty Years After

Fronde — Minor Figures

8 figures from Twenty Years After who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.

Duc de Bouillon

duke · first appears Chapter 78

  • Chapter 78 · with D’Elbeuf “As to the Duc de Bouillon, he had such a fit of gout as obliged him to return to Paris in a litter; but his place was well filled by the Duc d’Elbeuf and his four sons, ranged around him like a staff.”
  • Chapter 82 · with Athos “but with the Duc de Beaufort, the Ducs de Bouillon and d’Elbeuf; with princes, not with presidents, councillors and low-born lawyers.”

Duc d’Elbeuf

duke · first appears Chapter 82

  • Chapter 82 · with Athos “but with the Duc de Beaufort, the Ducs de Bouillon and d’Elbeuf; with princes, not with presidents, councillors and low-born lawyers.”

Viole

first appears Chapter 82

  • Chapter 82 · with Athos “I am a Frondeur—not of Broussel’s party, nor of Blancmesnil’s, nor am I with Viole;”

Boisgoli

servant · first appears Chapter 77

  • Chapter 77 · employer: Duc de Beaufort “Boisgoli, tell Noirmont that I have two guests.”

Chevalier d’Humières

recruiter of soldiers · first appears Chapter 46

  • Chapter 47 · with Rochefort “My fifty recruits from the Chevalier d’Humières, who are destined to enter the light cavalry and who have only received as yet for their equipment their white cloaks.”
  • Chapter 49 · with Rochefort “Rochefort had returned to the Chevalier d’Humières his fifty horsemen, less two, missing at roll call”

Duc de Longueville

duke · first appears Chapter 75

  • Chapter 75 · with Prince de Conti “the Duc de Longueville, his brother-in-law”
  • Chapter 88 · married with Madame de Longueville “five hundred thousand francs for his wife”

De Turenne

nobleman · first appears Chapter 77

  • Chapter 77 · siblings with Monsieur de Bouillon “if my brother De Turenne were reinstated in his command”

D’Elbeuf

duke · first appears Chapter 78

  • Chapter 78 · with Duc de Bouillon “As to the Duc de Bouillon, he had such a fit of gout as obliged him to return to Paris in a litter; but his place was well filled by the Duc d’Elbeuf and his four sons, ranged around him like a staff.”

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