Louis-Joseph de Bourbon 1736-1818 8th Prince of Conde, 1802

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Louis-Joseph de Bourbon, born on August 9, 1736, and deceased on May 13, 1818, was a prominent French nobleman and military leader who held the title of the 8th Prince of Condé. As a member of the House of Bourbon, he was a significant figure in the political and military spheres of 18th-century France. Louis-Joseph was the son of Louis Henri, Duke of Bourbon, and Landgravine Caroline of Hesse-Rotenburg, and he inherited the princely title upon his father's death in 1740.

Throughout his life, Louis-Joseph de Bourbon played a crucial role in various military campaigns and held several high-ranking positions. He served with distinction during the Seven Years' War, where he demonstrated his military acumen and leadership skills. His contributions to the French military earned him respect and recognition, further solidifying his status within the aristocracy.

In addition to his military career, Louis-Joseph was actively involved in the political landscape of France. He was a staunch supporter of the monarchy and opposed the revolutionary movements that emerged in the late 18th century. During the French Revolution, he fled to Germany and later to England, where he continued to advocate for the royalist cause. His efforts to restore the Bourbon monarchy were unwavering, and he remained a key figure in the royalist circles throughout the revolutionary period and the subsequent Napoleonic era.

Louis-Joseph de Bourbon's personal life was marked by his marriage to Charlotte de Rohan, with whom he had three children. His legacy extended through his descendants, who continued to play influential roles in French history. Despite the turbulent times he lived through, Louis-Joseph's commitment to his principles and his contributions to the military and political spheres left a lasting impact on the history of France.

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