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and philanthropic institutions. In 1818, he became the president of the
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Shortly before his death in 1829, he assembled his notes from his deportation to
Sinnamary, which would eventually be published by his grandson in 1912 under the title "Journal from my Deportation to French Guiana: Fructidor Year 5; Ventôse Year 8". He was buried at
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