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Latest revision as of 01:38, 3 September 2020
Alexandre Dumas was, according to the Fifth Doctor, a "tiresome man" who "completely ignored the notes I gave him". Peri, who was just getting oriented to 1626 France tried to assert that Cardinal Richelieu was a villain, but the Doctor vigorously disputed the point, saying that "Dumas ha[d] a lot to answer for". (AUDIO: The Church and the Crown) Dumas was one of many notable men across Europe who had a liaison with the famous 19th century dancer Lola Montez. (PROSE: Whiskey and Water)
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Alexandre Dumas wrote The Three Musketeers, in which Richelieu was the villain.
