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Edmond de Mandat-Grancey
Baron Edmond de Mandat-Grancey (the good) (1842–1911), was a French journalist, writer and naval officer.
Life.
After serving in the army, baron de Mandat-Grancey went on long travels. Starting in the 1880s he wrote a series of articles for the "Correspondant" on his trip into west Canada. He also published many works on his trip to Chicago, New York and Dakota in the United States of America, in which he put the French
, behind the Hôtel de Ville, to stop the rioters' descent from the suburbs.
After his death.
The sumptuous hôtel du Président Duret, 67 rue de Lille, belonged to him in 1792 and remained in his son's ownership until 1797 despite Galiot Mandat's assassination.
See also.
- Edmond de Mandat-Grancey