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Lord Deuceace

Young English nobleman and gambler who associates with Barry.

minor

Also known as my Lord Deuceace, My Lord Deuceace, Deuceace

First appearance: xvii i appear as an ornament of english society

Lord Deuceace shows up with force in Barry's Adieu to Military Profession. The page is where that presence becomes real.

A young English attaché and skilled card player who is a target of the Chevalier's gambling schemes.
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See Lord Deuceace in xvii i appear as an ornament of english society

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BLBarry LyndonLLLady LyndonCDChevalier de M…MDMonsieur de Ge…LBLord BullingdonLDLord Deuceace

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See Lord Deuceace in xvii i appear as an ornament of english society