About André-Charles Brotier
Lived 1751 – 1798 (aged 47). André-Charles Brotier was a French mathematician, botanist, writer, translator, priest and politician.
André-Charles Brottier (1751–1798), was a French royalist who sought the violent overthrow of the Directory.
He was born to wealthy parents in town of Tannay, Nivernais in 1751. He left the town following a fire which destroyed most of his father's property. In 1794 he was recruited into the "Paris Agency" - an organisation set up by the ambassador for Spain, Fernan Nunes, to provide intelligence for his government. It was subsequently taken over by the Comte d'Antraigues.
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Who was André-Charles Brotier?
French royalist (1751-1798)
When was André-Charles Brotier born?
André-Charles Brotier was born on 22 May 1751 in Tannay.
When did André-Charles Brotier die?
André-Charles Brotier died on 12 September 1798 in Cayenne.
What was André-Charles Brotier's occupation?
André-Charles Brotier was a mathematician, botanist, writer, translator, priest and politician.
What nationality was André-Charles Brotier?
André-Charles Brotier was French.
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