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Jean-Baptiste Dubos

Jean-Baptiste Du Bos

French clerks regular, diplomat, historian and writer.

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Place of Birth

Beauvais
Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
:
Picardy
Country
:
Kingdom of France

Place of Death

Paris

Country of Citizenship

France

Date of Birth

12/14/1670
1670

Date of Death

3/23/1742
1742

Instance Of

Human

Member Of

Académie Française
(1/8/1720 - )
Start Time
: 1/8/1720

Occupation

Catholic Priest
Diplomat
Historian
Writer
Philosopher

Given Name

Jean-Baptiste

Native Language

French

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Described by Source

Svensk Uppslagsbok
Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
Library of the World's Best Literature
Meyers Konversations-Lexikon, 4th Edition (1885–1890)
Encyclopædia Britannica 11th Edition

Birth Name

Jean-Baptiste du Bos

Notable Work

Name in Native Language

Jean-Baptiste Dubos

Family Name

Dubos

Position Held

Perpetual Secretary of the French Academy
(11/19/1722 - 3/23/1742)
Series Ordinal
:5
Replaces
:
André Dacier
Replaced By
:
Claude-François-Alexandre Houtteville
Start Time
: 11/19/1722
End Time
: 3/23/1742
Seat 39 of the Académie Française
(1720 - 1742)
Start Time
: 1720
End Time
: 1742

Educated At

Sorbonne
College of Sorbonne

Religion or Worldview

Catholic Church

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

French

Sex or Gender

Male

Writing Language

French

Pseudonym

J.-Ch.

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Statement Is Subject Of
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Replaced By
:
Jean-François Du Bellay Du Resnel
Replaces
:
Charles-Claude Genest