François-Emmanuel Guignard

French politician and diplomat

François-Emmanuel Guignard - Leaders & Politicians born March 12th, 1735
Born
Died

1821
204 years ago — 86 years old

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Leaders & Politicians

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France

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Served as a prominent French politician and diplomat in the 18th century. Held the title of Comte de Saint-Priest and contributed to the development of French foreign policy during a critical period. Functioned as an ambassador to several countries, enhancing diplomatic relations. Engaged actively in the politics of pre-revolutionary France, navigating complex domestic and international issues.

Served as ambassador to various countries

Contributed to French foreign policy

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