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LOUIS ANTOINE HENRI DE BOURBON, DUC D', (don'ge-ahng,) B. at Chantilly, 1772, was the son of the last duke of Bourbon. After serving in the army of his grandfather the Princede Condé against the French republic, he was arrested in Baden, 1804, conveyed to France, sentenced to death by a drum -head court-martial, and shot, March, 1804. The military murder of this young and guiltle prince has left an indelible stain upon the character of Napoleon I. [s. 331]