Louis-Edmé-Joseph Bouillat

1751–1824 (age 73)

Biography

Louis-Edmé-Joseph Bouillat lived during a transformative period in French history, witnessing the ancien régime, the Revolution, and the rise of Napoleon. Born in 1751, he navigated the complexities of late 18th-century French society with the resilience characteristic of his generation.

Bouillat's life spanned seven decades of profound change in France. He was laid to rest in Père Lachaise Cemetery, one of Paris's most prestigious burial grounds, reflecting the respect accorded to him in his community.

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