Frédéric-Louis Le Harivel du Rocher

1764–1813 (age 49)

Biography

Frédéric-Louis Le Harivel du Rocher was a dedicated military officer who served France during the tumultuous period of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. His military career spanned a transformative era in European history, during which he demonstrated commitment to his duties and nation.

Le Harivel du Rocher's service to France was recognized through his burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery. His life reflected the sacrifices made by military personnel during one of history's most significant periods of conflict and change.

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