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Died March 7, 851 • Vendôme • France
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Olivier de Clisson
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John I
duke of Brittany
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Serge Klarsfeld
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Pierre Didot
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Charles Couperin
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Jules-Clément Chaplain
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Pierre Ayraut
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Arnaud-Michel d’Abbadie
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George de Benneville
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Louis-Alexandre Chatrian
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François-Ambroise Didot
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Catherine Arnauld
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