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Baptized December 4, 1667
Died September 22, 1737 • Saint-Denis • France
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Emmanuel Chabrier
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Roussel, pen drawing by A. Bilis, 1929; in the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris
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Offenbach, Jacques
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