Emmanuel Pierre Le Tourneur

1755–1830 (age 75)

Biography

Emmanuel Pierre Le Tourneur was a prominent French politician who played an active role in the governance of France during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Born in 1755, he rose to prominence during a period of significant political transformation and contributed to the nation's legislative and administrative affairs.

Le Tourneur's career reflected the complexities of French political life across multiple regimes. His legacy was honored by his interment in Père Lachaise Cemetery, where he rests among other notable figures of his era, preserving his memory for posterity.

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