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   1: ...1810 - March 13, 1870), was a France|French publicist and historian. 3: ... 1810, and became ambassador to Sweden (where Charles completed his education) in 1826. He died in 1831... 5: ... by his peers, and made a notable defence, with a deliberate intention of protest (1832).
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