Excerpt from Les Sources Inédites de l'Histoire du Maroc, Vol. 2: Dynastie Saadienne; Archives Et Bibliothèques de France
Chambre, gouverneur de Blaye, puis de Brouage Il commença par servir le roi Charlel dans les guerres civiles, puis, a la fin de 1572, fut envoyé en Pologne pour y rejoindre Jean de Montluc, évêque de Va lence, qui négociait alors l'élection du duc d'anjou (depuis Henri III) au trône de ce pays. Au retour, il fut retenu prisonnier par le roi de Danemark mais, délivré et revenu en France, il avait continué d'y servir Charles IX dans la cinquième guerre de religion. L'edit de Beaulieu (6 mai 1576) venait d'y mettre fin et allait obliger Lansac à l'inaction, quand il vit dans l'entreprise de Larache une occasion de se distinguer avec honneur et profit.
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