Charles-Alfred Roy de Puyfontaine

1832–1909 (age 77)

Biography

Charles-Alfred Roy de Puyfontaine was a French diplomat who served as a minister plenipotentiary, representing French interests in international affairs during the nineteenth century. His diplomatic career reflected France's significant role in European politics and international relations of his time.

Roy de Puyfontaine's service in diplomatic capacities required extensive knowledge of international law, languages, and political acumen. His distinguished career in service to France is honored by his interment at Père Lachaise Cemetery.

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