Pauline de Meulan was the daughter of Count Charles de Meulan, an advisor to the
King and collector-general of Paris, later of Marguerite de Saint-Chamans. in 1812. The couple seemed strange since she was 14 years older than François and both had very different characters, as stated by
Gabriel de Broglie in the following table taken from his book
Guizot: The couple worked together on several major projects, including a journal on education called ''Les Annales de l'Éducation
. The journal ran six editions from 1811 until 1814. She also assisted in editing and writing Abailard et Héloise: essai historique'' with her husband. Pauline Guizot died in 1827 of
tuberculosis. Before her death, she arranged for her husband's second marriage to her niece, Élisa Dillon. ==Works==