Antoine-Philippe Dubois-Descours de la Maisonfort

1763–1827 (age 64)

Biography

Antoine-Philippe Dubois-Descours de la Maisonfort was a French politician who served during the transformative period spanning the Revolutionary and Napoleonic eras. Born in 1763, he was active in political life during a time when France was undergoing radical institutional and social change.

Dubois-Descours de la Maisonfort's long career in public service extended into the nineteenth century, concluding with his death in 1827. He was interred at Cimetière de Loyasse in Lyon, a testament to his significance in French political and regional affairs.

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