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A homemade crown was his only sovereign relic
This episode explores the life of James Aloysius Harden-Hickey, a Saint-Cyr graduate, baron, and novelist, who ended up alone in a hotel room with a homemade crown. What led a man of such credentials to this strange ascent and descent?
Person: James Aloysius Harden-Hickey
Date: February 9, 1898
Location: El Paso, Texas
Status: Deceased
Topic: Attempted nation-building
- James Harden-Hickey graduated from Saint-Cyr, a demanding French military academy, with high marks in 1875.
- He launched an anti-republican newspaper in Paris called Triboulet in 1878, which led to at least twelve documented duels.
- He published eleven novels under the pen name Saint Patrice, a nod to his Irish roots.
- Harden-Hickey renounced Catholicism, studied Buddhism and Theosophy, and traveled to India, learning Sanskrit.
- In 1891, he married Annie Harper Flagler, whose father was Henry Flagler, a partner of Andrew Carnegie.
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