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Laurent Mauger was a French wine merchant residing in Haarlem. He was also an indirect agent for Michel Ducos through his friend Jacques-Pierre Dumais. He was born to Huguenots from Dieppe, but was raised as a Calvinist. While Mauger was noticeably obese, he was also healthy, as evidenced by the energy with which he pursued the business affairs that took him around Europe on these frequent trips. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.

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rdfs:label	Laurent Mauger
rdfs:comment	Laurent Mauger was a French wine merchant residing in Haarlem. He was also an indirect agent for Michel Ducos through his friend Jacques-Pierre Dumais. He was born to Huguenots from Dieppe, but was raised as a Calvinist. While Mauger was noticeably obese, he was also healthy, as evidenced by the energy with which he pursued the business affairs that took him around Europe on these frequent trips. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
dcterms:subject	1632 Characters Frenchmen Business People Calvinists
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Appearance	Grantville Gazette XVI, 1635: The Dresson Incident
Spouse	Velma Hardesty
Name	Laurent Mauger
Religion	Calvinism
Occupation	Wine merchant
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Nationality	France
abstract	Laurent Mauger was a French wine merchant residing in Haarlem. He was also an indirect agent for Michel Ducos through his friend Jacques-Pierre Dumais. He was born to Huguenots from Dieppe, but was raised as a Calvinist. While Mauger was noticeably obese, he was also healthy, as evidenced by the energy with which he pursued the business affairs that took him around Europe on these frequent trips. He was married and raised a family. In 1631, his wife passed away. His family had taken advantage of his grief to get him to sign a pledge that he would not remarry and beget another family. The marriage had not been a great romance. But it had endured for two decades and they had reared children together. Mauger had mourned his wife when she died. Mauger approached Dumais about the possibility of going to Grantville to gather further information that could be used to benefit the Protestant cause in France. Although Dumais had agreed with only the most perfunctory raising of difficulties. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
is Spouse of	Velma Hardesty

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