Alphonse-François-Raymond Duval

1803–1880 (age 77)

Biography

Alphonse-François-Raymond Duval was a dedicated soldier whose military service reflected his commitment to France during the nineteenth century. His career encompassed the military challenges and transformations that characterized this period of national history.

Duval's service to his nation was honored by his burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery, a place of distinction reserved for those who contributed significantly to French society and national life.

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