Charles d'Audiffret

1787–1878 (age 91)

Biography

Charles d'Audiffret (1787–1878) was a French politician who served during a transformative period in French history, spanning from the late Napoleonic era through the establishment of the Third Republic. His long career reflected the political evolution of nineteenth-century France.

D'Audiffret's contributions to French political life were recognized by his burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery, one of Paris's most prestigious final resting places, where he was interred among other notable figures of his era.

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