About Jean-Pierre Boullé
Lived 1753 – 1816 (aged 62). Jean-Pierre Boullé was a French politician and official.
Jean-Pierre Boullé (July 29, 1753 – June 13, 1816) was a French politician who sat in the Estates General of 1789 and was a member of the Council of Five Hundred under the Constitution of the Year III. During the Napoleonic era, he was the prefect of Côtes-du-Nord.
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Who was Jean-Pierre Boullé?
French politician (1753-1816)
When was Jean-Pierre Boullé born?
Jean-Pierre Boullé was born on 29 July 1753 in Auray.
When did Jean-Pierre Boullé die?
Jean-Pierre Boullé died on 13 June 1816 in Saint-Brieuc.
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Jean-Pierre Boullé was a politician and official.
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Jean-Pierre Boullé was French.
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