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FERNAND, a French lawyer; born in Rheims, France, April 18, 1860; was educated in Germany, England, and Paris, and called to the bar in 1884. Subsequently he was elected Deputy for Rheims, in 1893, and took part in many famous cases, notably that of the Dreyfus appeal. He was counsel for the defense in the Humbert and Madame Caillaux cases. Author of an "Encyclopedia of French Law," published in 12 volumes. He died in 1917.