A character in Twenty years after
Twenty years after by Dumas, Alexandre; Maquet, Auguste
A proud, brave prince and grandson of Henry IV, imprisoned by Mazarin at Vincennes, whose daring escape ignites the Fronde.
Also known as: Duke of Beaufort, Monsieur de Beaufort
Inside the story
The Duc de Beaufort is a proud, brave prince and grandson of Henry IV, known for his swagger and popularity despite being none too learned. At the story's outset, Cardinal Mazarin has imprisoned him at Vincennes, placing this formidable nobleman in direct opposition to the powerful minister.
A tall, robust and handsome prince with a shock of fair hair, a proud bearing and a boisterous, swaggering manner.
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