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Jean Devaines

1733 – 1803

French journalist

Journalist Political economistOpinion journalist
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About Jean Devaines

Lived 1733 – 1803 (aged 69–70). Jean Devaines was a French journalist, political economist and opinion journalist.

Jean Devaines (c. 1735, Paris – 15 March 1803) was a French state bureaucrat and journalist. He was a relation of Eusèbe de Salverte and a friend of Julie de Lespinasse.

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Important facts

Born
1733, Paris
Birth century
Nationality
Positions held
Councillor of State, Seat 36 of the Académie française
Also known as
Jean de Vaines

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Jean Devaines's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Jean Devaines?

French journalist

When was Jean Devaines born?

Jean Devaines was born in 1733 in Paris.

When did Jean Devaines die?

Jean Devaines died on 15 March 1803.

What was Jean Devaines's occupation?

Jean Devaines was a journalist, political economist and opinion journalist.

What nationality was Jean Devaines?

Jean Devaines was French.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Jean Devaines

· Wikidata: Q3171732

· DBpedia: Jean Devaines

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