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As far as I can tell, that the parent was ‘Géant des Batailles’ has been from the beginning a widely-held assumption by fanciers rather than a stated fact from Trouillard or some other authoritative person. Standish, in his ads introducing it, does not make the claim.
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Available from - Springland Flowers
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Easlea has this as probably ("wahrscheinlich") from 'Mme. Victor Verdier'. See Rosen-Zeitung, 1902, p. 50.
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It seems that Jäger has made an error. Contemporary English publications conform 'Mme Victor Verdier' as the seed parent. Parentage modified, thank you!
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New addition for references:
De Telegraaf - 18-06-1910 - Getuigschrift 1e klasse aan: Een nieuwe roos 'La Hollande' van de firma H.A. Verschuren en Zonen te Haps. Deze roos heeft de kleur van Souvenir de la Malmaison en is een kruising van Marchioness of Londonderry met Weisse Maman Cochet. Uitgereikt door K.Z.B. Genootschap Natura Artis Magistra te Amsterdam
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Added, thank you! Do you have a page number?
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