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Elie De Dampierre
French politician (1813-1896).
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Elie De Dampierre
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Position Held
President
(1878 - 1896)
Member of the 1848 Constituent Assembly
(5/4/1848 - 5/26/1849)
Member of the French National Assembly
(2/12/1871 - 3/7/1876)
Conseiller Général De La Charente-Maritime
(1886 - 1892)
Conseiller Général De La Charente-Maritime
(1871 - 1874)
Deputy of the French Second Republic
(5/28/1849 - 12/2/1851)
Country of Citizenship
France
Sex or Gender
Male
Occupation
Politician
Place of Death
Paris
Date of Birth
9/17/1813
Date of Death
2/19/1896
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French
Elie
Astaffort
Collège Stanislas De Paris
Union of Rightwing
Academy of Agriculture of France
Société Des Archives Historiques De La Saintonge Et De L'Aunis
Château De Plassac
De Dampierre
Aymar De Dampierre
Eric De Dampierre
Henriette Barthélemy
Mémoire Des Landes : Dictionnaire Biographique
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92-93
Éric De Dampierre
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
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Société Des Agriculteurs De France
Start Time
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1878
End Time
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1896
Electoral District
:
Landes
Elected In
:
1848 French Constituent Assembly Election
Start Time
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5/4/1848
End Time
:
5/26/1849
Electoral District
:
Landes
Elected In
:
1871 French Legislative Election
Parliamentary Term
:
National Assembly
Parliamentary Group
:
Union of Rightwing
Start Time
:
2/12/1871
End Time
:
3/7/1876
Electoral District
:
Canton of Saint-Genis-De-Saintonge
Start Time
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1886
End Time
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1892
Electoral District
:
Canton of Saint-Genis-De-Saintonge
Start Time
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1871
End Time
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1874
Electoral District
:
Landes
Elected In
:
1849 French Legislative Election
Parliamentary Term
:
National Legislative Assembly of the French Second Republic
Start Time
:
5/28/1849
End Time
:
12/2/1851
Aymar De Dampierre