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See also: born in See also: Paris on the 8th of See also: December 1828
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Educated in Paris, he began to teach in the lycee at See also: Alencon in 1852, and in 1857 was chosen professor of rhetoric at See also: Besancon
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He re-turned to Paris to become professor at the lycee See also: Saint See also: Louis, and in 1868 he was chosen a member of the
See also: academy of moral and See also: political sciences
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In 1872 he was appointed professor of geography, See also: history and See also: statistics in the See also: College de See also: France, and subsequently became also professor at the Conservatoire See also: des arts et metiers and at the Ecole libre des sciences politiques
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See also: Levasseur was one of the founders of the study of commercial geography, and became a member of the Council of Public Instruction, president of the French society of political See also: economy and honorary president of the French See also: geographical society
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His numerous writings include: Histoire des classes ouvrieres en France depuis in conquete de Jules Cesar jusqu'd la Revolution (1859) ; Histoire des classes ouvrieres en France depuis la Revolution jusqu'd nos jours (1867) ; L'Etude et l'enseigneinent de la geographic (1871) ; La Population francaise (1889–1892); L'See also: Agriculture aux Etats-Unis (1894); L'Enseignement primaire clans See also: les pays civilises (1897); L'Ouvrier americain (1898) ; Questions ouvrieres etindustrielles sous la troisieme Republique (1907); and Histoire des classes ouvrieres et de l'indusirie en France de 1789 d 1870 (1903–i904)
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He also published a See also: Grand See also: Atlas de geographic physique et politiyue (1890–1892)
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