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Louis Joseph de Bourbon, Prince de Conde, (1736-1818)
Born 9 August 1736 Paris                                                                 
Died 13 May 1818 Palais Bourbon                                                          
Married (1) 3 May 1753 Versailles                                                        
Charlotte de Rohan-Soubise, daughter of Charles de Rohan,                                
Prince de Soubise, Duc de Rohan-Rohan and Anne Marie Louise                              
de La Tour d'Auvergne                                                                    
Born 7 October 1737 Paris                                                                
Died 4 March 1760 Paris                                                                  
Married (2) 24 October 1798                                                              
Maria Caterina Brignole, daughter of Nob. Giuseppe                                       
Brignole, Marchese de Brignole-Sale and Maria Anna Balbi                                 
Born 7 October 1737                                                                      
Died 18 March 1813 Wimbledon                                                             
 

In 1740 his father died and, in consequence, though aged only four, he became Prince de Cond‚. In 1753 he married Charlotte de Rohan-Soubise and they became the parents of three children. Brought up for army service, he served with distinction in the Seven Years' War.

After the fall of the Bastille in 1789, he was one of the first princes to emigrate. In 1791 while living in Worms, he raised the emigre "Cond‚ Army" which took part without much effect in the
anti-revolutionary campaigns of 1792-1796. After the Franco-Austrian peace of 1797, Cond‚ went to Russia, serving with the Russians in 1799; then, in 1800, he went to Austria and, in 1801, to England. In 1814 he returned to France and four years later died in Paris.
 

Source: Leo van de Pas
 

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