About Victor Cochinat
Lived 1819 – 1886 (aged 67). Victor Cochinat was a French lawyer and journalist.
Jean-Baptiste-Thomas-Victor Cochinat (19 January 1819 – October 1886) was a 19th-century French lawyer, journalist and man of letters. He authored political articles under the pseudonyms Maxime Leclerc, Louis de Roselay etc. He was Chief editor of the Figaro-Programme in 1856 and of Le Foyer from 23 April 1858 to 2 February 1859.
Works 1853: La Chaîne 1858–1859: Le Billard 1859: Le guide des fumeurs 1859: Hygiène des fumeurs
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Who was Victor Cochinat?
French lawyer and journalist (1823-1886)
When was Victor Cochinat born?
Victor Cochinat was born on 19 January 1819 in Saint-Pierre.
When did Victor Cochinat die?
Victor Cochinat died on 6 October 1886 in Fort-de-France.
What was Victor Cochinat's occupation?
Victor Cochinat was a lawyer and journalist.
What nationality was Victor Cochinat?
Victor Cochinat was French.
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