Who was this Madame Lenormand?
Marie-Anne Adélaïde Lenormand, born in Alençon on May 27, 1772 and died in Paris on June 25, 1843 was the most famous cartomancer of the nineteenth century.
A gypsy predicted her, very small, the glory, the money and the fame . This prediction turned out to be true. Years later, Marie-Anne Adélaïde, nicknamed ‘Madame Truth‘ is one of the most famous and most coveted cartomancer of the nineteenth century. His consultations cost a fortune. She counted Napoléon de Bonaparte and Josephine de Beauharnais in her regular consultants.
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In 1793, Robespierre stopped her because Madame Vérité announced a counter-revolution. She thus caused trouble among the people. But, even imprisoned, Madam Vérité keeps restoring the truth thanks to her extraordinary gift: she predicts to the noble women imprisoned with her a deliverance that will not delay.
Several times she was arrested, but always released.
Before being arrested for the first time, she had settled in a bookstore because the exercise of clairvoyance was prohibited.
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She designed a game specially for the personal use of the wife of a very high dignitary of the empire. This game was to remain a unique piece. This unique piece, we have never found …
150 years later, flipping through a book on the docks; the manuscript describing the game, how it was used and its presentation was found, “by the greatest chance“…
This game was restored by Grimaud. He republished it in French and English, and then added a small explanatory booklet.
The little Lenormand include thirty-seven cards.
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