defeated Prince Henri after five reprises. The "Monseigneur" Henri received a serious wound to his right abdomen, and the doctors of both parties considered the injury serious enough to put him in a state of obvious inferiority, causing the end of the duel, and making the Count of Turin famous in Europe. In popular culture Literature Race to Tibet by Sophie Schiller (2015) Ancestry Notes References Further reading People from Ham, London Princes of France (Orléans) French explorers 1867 births 1901 deaths French duellists Burials at the Chapelle royale de Dreux