Anne-Prospère de Launay
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| In the autumn of [[1771]] his sister-in-law, the canoness Anne-Prospère de Launay, left her convent to make her home with the de Sades and their children. | In the autumn of [[1771]] his sister-in-law, the canoness Anne-Prospère de Launay, left her convent to make her home with the de Sades and their children. | ||
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In the autumn of 1771 his sister-in-law, the canoness Anne-Prospère de Launay, left her convent to make her home with the de Sades and their children.
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