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Charles Dambray

Charles-Henri Dambray

French noble (1760-1829).

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Place of Birth

Rouen

Award Received

Officer of the Order of the Holy Spirit
Knight of the Order of Saint-Michel
Officer of the Legion of Honour

Instance Of

Human

Date of Birth

10/9/1760

Date of Death

12/13/1829

Country of Citizenship

France

Given Name

Charles-Henri

Position Held

Lord Chancellor of France
(5/13/1814 - 12/13/1829)
Replaced By
:
Claude-Emmanuel De Pastoret
Replaces
:
Charles Louis François De Paule De Barentin
Start Time
: 5/13/1814
End Time
: 12/13/1829
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(6/4/1814 - 12/13/1829)
Start Time
: 6/4/1814
End Time
: 12/13/1829
Member of Parliament for the Seine
(10/19/1795 - 10/20/1795)
Start Time
: 10/19/1795
End Time
: 10/20/1795
Minister of Justice
(5/13/1814 - 3/20/1815)
Replaced By
:
Jean Jacques Régis De Cambacérès
Replaces
:
Pierre Paul Nicolas Henrion De Pansey
Start Time
: 5/13/1814
End Time
: 3/20/1815
Minister of Justice
(5/7/1816 - 1/19/1817)
Replaced By
:
Étienne-Denis Pasquier
Start Time
: 5/7/1816
End Time
: 1/19/1817
Academician
(1816 - 1829)
Replaced By
:
Agricol-Joseph Fortia D'Urban
Employer
:
Académie Des Inscriptions Et Belles-Lettres
Start Time
: 1816
End Time
: 1829

Occupation

Politician

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Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

French

Place of Death

Les Cent-Acres

Work Location

Paris

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Member Of

Académie Des Inscriptions Et Belles-Lettres
(1816 - 1829)
Subject Has Role
:
Free Member
Start Time
: 1816
End Time
: 1829

Sex or Gender

Male

Name in Native Language

Charles-Henri Dambray

Relative

Charles Louis François De Paule De Barentin
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Emmanuel Dambray
Replaces
:
François Barbé-Marbois