Alexandrine-Hélène Bourguignon

1774–1825 (age 51)

Biography

Alexandrine-Hélène Bourguignon was born in 1774 and lived through one of the most transformative periods in French history. Her life spanned the Revolutionary era and the subsequent decades of reconstruction and change that defined early 19th-century France.

Bourguignon passed away in 1825 and was buried in Père Lachaise Cemetery, where she rests among the notable figures of her generation. Her life represents the experiences of those who witnessed and endured the profound social and political upheavals of her time.

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