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See also: born at See also: Bourges on the 3oth of See also: December 1839
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After studying at the Ecole Polytechnique from 1858 to 186o he became ingenieur au corps See also: des mines, and took See also: part in See also: drawing up the See also: geological map of See also: France; and in 1875 he was appointed professor of geology and See also: mineralogy at the Catholic Institute, See also: Paris
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In 1879 he prepared an important memoir for the geological survey of France on Le Pays de Bray, a subject on which he had already published several See also: memoirs, and in 188o he served as president of the French Geological Society
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In 1881–1883 he published his Traite de geologie (5th ed., 1905), the best See also: European text-See also: book of stratigraphical geology
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His other See also: works include Cours de mineralogie (1884, 3rd ed., 1899), La Formation des combustibles mineraux (1886), Le Niveau de la mer et ses variations (1886), See also: Les Tremblements de terre (1887), La Geologic en chemin de fer (1888), Precis de mineralogie (1888), Le Siecle du fer (189o), Les See also: Amiens Glaciers (1893), Lecons de geographic physique (1896), Notions generales sur l'ecorce terrestre (1897), Le Globe terrestre (1899), and Science et apologetique (1905)
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With Achille Delesse he was for many years editor of the Revue de geologie and contributed to the Extraits de geologie, and he joined with A
.
Potier in the geological surveys undertaken in
connexion with the Channel Tunnel proposals
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He died in
Paris on the 5th of May 1908
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