Xavier-Aloïse-Emmanuel-Léonce Hallez-Claparède

1813–1870 (age 57)

Biography

Xavier-Aloïse-Emmanuel-Léonce Hallez-Claparède was a French lawyer of the 19th century who engaged in the legal profession during a period of significant institutional development. Born in 1813, he practiced law and contributed to French legal discourse of his era.

Hallez-Claparède's career exemplified the important role of legal professionals in 19th-century French society. His work and professional standing reflected the values and intellectual traditions of the French legal establishment. He was interred in Père Lachaise Cemetery in 1870.

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