Louis-Ernest Ladurée

1836–1904 (age 68)

Biography

Louis-Ernest Ladurée was a French figure of the 19th century whose life extended into the early 20th century. His presence in the historical record suggests a person of some significance within French society during this dynamic period.

Ladurée's life spanned an era of considerable change and development in France. His burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery, one of Paris's most prestigious cemeteries, reflects his social standing and the respect accorded to him by his contemporaries.

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