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BARTHOLOMÉ DE panish prelate; born in 1474. In his 19th year his father, who sailed o the West Indies . On ain he embraced the ecdid man more zealct a great and good hlapa in 1544; The most valuable of his General History of the (läs-käz), EMMANUEL COMTE DE, a French born near Revel, Lanin 1766. He was a vy before the Revolution, rom France became consul, Las Casés no made him a baron, and tracted the attention of LA SERINA 31, 1864.

LATHROP LATAKIA (lä-tä-kē'yä) employed him in the administration. his enemies. He died in Geneva, Aug. After Waterloo he obtained leave to share the exile of Napoleon in St. Helena, where the ex -emperor dictated to him a part part of his "Memoirs." In 1816 Las back to Europe, and after Napoleon's death published "Memorial of St. Helena" (8 vols. 1821-1823). Las Casés died in 1842. Casés died in Passy, France, May 15, 1842.

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