The Comte de St Germain

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The enigmatic Comte de St Germain, who emerged in London in 1745, is portrayed as a mysterious figure with a fabricated identity and an extraordinary life. A talented musician and composer, he was known for his extravagant gifts and peculiar habits, such as never eating in public and hinting at immortality. His life included significant periods of disappearance and reappearance across Europe, including time spent with Louis XV. Cooper-Oakley's thorough investigation compiles various historical documents to offer a detailed exploration of this legendary figure.