Auguste Luc Nompar de Caumont

1803–1882 (age 79)

Biography

Auguste Luc Nompar de Caumont was a dedicated politician whose career spanned the turbulent political landscape of nineteenth-century France. His service reflected a commitment to public life and civic responsibility during a period of significant national change.

Caumont's political contributions and public service earned him respect among his contemporaries. His final resting place in Père Lachaise Cemetery acknowledges his role in French political and social life.

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