Her mother, Suzanne Curchod, had been the early love of Gibbon; at her Mother's salon, she encountered Grimm, Diderot, and Talleyrand.
Her mother, Suzanne Curchod, had been the early love of Gibbon; at her Mother's salon, she encountered Grimm, Diderot, and Talleyrand. Her own salon was a meeting-place for people who loathed Napoleon as much as she did, and when she tried to return to France in 1797 Napoleon had her exiled. She secretly married a young Swiss officer, Albert Rocca, after having separated from her first husband, a Swedish nobleman. FTP name this woman born Anne- Louise-Germaine Necker, who wrote the critical works De la litterature and De l'Allemagne as well as the novels Corinne and Delphine
Her mother, Suzanne Curchod, had been the early love of Gibbon; at her Mother's salon, she encountered Grimm, Diderot, and Talleyrand.
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