Louis-Jean-Samuel Joly de Bammeville

1760–1832 (age 72)

Biography

Louis-Jean-Samuel Joly de Bammeville was a French politician whose career spanned the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. He played a role in the political life of France during the revolutionary period and the subsequent decades of national reconstruction and governance.

Joly de Bammeville's political contributions reflected the complex challenges of his era as France navigated constitutional reform and institutional change. His interment at Père Lachaise Cemetery testifies to his significance in Parisian political circles and society.

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