Antoine Duché

1843–1887 (age 44)

Biography

Antoine Duché (1843–1887) was a French politician who served during the Third Republic. He was active in the political life of France during the latter decades of the nineteenth century.

Duché's political career reflected the democratic institutions established following the fall of the Second Empire. He was interred in Père Lachaise Cemetery, a testament to his prominence in French public life.

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