Guillaume-Jean Favard de Langlade

1762–1831 (age 69)

Biography

Guillaume-Jean Favard de Langlade was a French politician who participated in the governance of his nation during the early 19th century. His political career reflected the evolving nature of French civic institutions and the development of constitutional governance during the post-Napoleonic era.

Favard de Langlade's contributions to French political life and public service earned him recognition among his peers. His burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery honors his dedication to public office and his role in shaping the political institutions of his time.

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