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Also Known As Aimé-Félix Pyat
Born October 4, 1810 • Vierzon • France
Died August 3, 1889 (aged 78) • Val-d’Oise • France
Title / Office Legislative Assembly (1849-1849), France
Role In Commune of Paris

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