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Born on Octidi 28th Vendémiaire 1648 at the Château du Bois, County Bois, Aloïs-Henri du Bois is the third child and second son of Jean-François Sébastien Christoph du Bois, Count du Bois, and Anne-Marie Valentine de Caen. Named after legendary military strategist and commander Aloïs-Henri de Lébad, du Bois was granted the barony of Tours at the age of fifteen to placate him from his older brother Jean-François du Bois, the heir apparent to the County of Bois. | Born on Octidi 28th Vendémiaire 1648 at the Château du Bois, County Bois, Aloïs-Henri du Bois is the third child and second son of Jean-François Sébastien Christoph du Bois, Count du Bois, and Anne-Marie Valentine de Caen. Named after legendary military strategist and commander Aloïs-Henri de Lébad, du Bois was granted the barony of Tours at the age of fifteen to placate him from his older brother Jean-François du Bois, the heir apparent to the County of Bois. | ||
Despite his father's severe financial | Despite his father's severe financial adversities, Du Bois received a first-rate education from leading tutors. Demonstrating very little enthusiasm and unremarkable aptitude in most disciplines, du Bois is fluent in ecclesiastical Applin. | ||
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Aloïs-Henri Gabriel du Bois, Baron de Tours (c. 1648), More commonly known as Harrier du Bois, is an Aréolean Naval officer, navigator, and astronomer.
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History and Biography
Early Life
Born on Octidi 28th Vendémiaire 1648 at the Château du Bois, County Bois, Aloïs-Henri du Bois is the third child and second son of Jean-François Sébastien Christoph du Bois, Count du Bois, and Anne-Marie Valentine de Caen. Named after legendary military strategist and commander Aloïs-Henri de Lébad, du Bois was granted the barony of Tours at the age of fifteen to placate him from his older brother Jean-François du Bois, the heir apparent to the County of Bois.
Despite his father's severe financial adversities, Du Bois received a first-rate education from leading tutors. Demonstrating very little enthusiasm and unremarkable aptitude in most disciplines, du Bois is fluent in ecclesiastical Applin.