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See also: born in See also: Paris, on the 21st of See also: February 1723
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He entered the See also: congregation of Sainte-Genevieve, where he took See also: holy orders and became professor of See also: theology and literature
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Later, he became director of the seminary at See also: Reims, where he wrote his Histoire civile et politique de Reims (3 vols., 1756-1757), perhaps his best See also: work
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He was then director of the See also: college of Senliia, where he composed his Esprit de la Ligue ou histoire politique See also: des troubles de la See also: Fronde pendant le X We et le X Vile siecles (1767)
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During the Reign of Terror he was imprisoned at St Lazare; there he began his Precis de l'histoire universe/le, afterwards published in nine volumes
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On the establishment of the See also: national institute he was elected a member of the second See also: group (moral and See also: political sciences), and was soon afterwards employed in the office of the See also: ministry of See also: foreign affairs, profiting by his experience to write his Motifs des guerres et des traites de paix sous See also: Louis XI V •, Louis X V, et Louis X VI
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He is said to have been asked by
See also: Napoleon to write his Histoire de See also: France (14 vols., 1805), a mediocre compilation at second or third See also: hand, with the assistance of de Mezeray and of See also: Paul See also: Francois Velly (1709-1759)
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This work, nevertheless, passed through numerous See also: editions, and by it his name is remembered
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He died on the 6th of See also: September 18o8
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