Charles Antoine Manhès
French commander of the Napoleonic Wars
About Charles Antoine Manhès
Lived 1777 – 1854 (aged 76). Charles Antoine Manhès was a French military officer and military personnel.
Charles Antoine Manhès (; Aurillac, 4 November 1777 – Naples, 26 August 1854) was a French general. He worked as aide-de-camp to Joachim Murat and later led the repression of brigandage in the Kingdom of Naples during Murat's reign.
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Who was Charles Antoine Manhès?
French commander of the Napoleonic Wars (1777-1854)
When was Charles Antoine Manhès born?
Charles Antoine Manhès was born on 4 November 1777 in Aurillac.
When did Charles Antoine Manhès die?
Charles Antoine Manhès died on 26 August 1854 in Naples.
What was Charles Antoine Manhès's occupation?
Charles Antoine Manhès was a military officer and military personnel.
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Charles Antoine Manhès was French.
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