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Henri Grégoire
Henricus Grégoire la
French bishop (1750–1831)
- Dated 4 December 1750 CE – 28 May 1831 CE
- Also called Henri Gregoire
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Life
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Offices held 6
- 1791 CE – 1801 CE constitutional bishop
- 18 January 1791 CE – 29 January 1791 CE président de l'Assemblée constituante
- 15 November 1792 CE – 29 November 1792 CE President of the National Convention Number 6 in the sequence
- 15 October 1795 CE – 26 December 1799 CE Member of the Council of Five Hundred
- 5 February 1800 CE – 20 February 1800 CE président du Corps législatif
- 25 December 1801 CE – 14 April 1814 CE member of the Sénat conservateur
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