Antoine Morlot

1766–1809 (age 43)

Biography

Antoine Morlot was a French military officer who served his nation during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. His military career reflected the dedication of those who served France during one of its most turbulent and consequential periods.

Morlot's service to his country was honored through his burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery, a testament to the respect accorded to military personnel who contributed to France's defense and interests during the early 19th century.

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