Nicolas de Pellevé
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Nicolas de Pellevé (1518-1594) was a French archbishop and Cardinal[1]. He was a major figure of the Catholic League.
He was a courtier of Henri II of France, and then of Cardinal Charles de Lorraine-Guise. He was bishop of Amiens in 1552, archbishop of Sens in 1562. From 1588 he was also archbishop of Reims.
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- ^ From 1570.