https://api-site.paris.fr/images/142857.pdf
https://www.appl-lachaise.net/appl/article.php3?id_article=3147
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The Marshals' Final Resting Place: Le Cimetiere du Pere-Lachaise
Tony Broughton,
http://www.napoleon-series.org/research/biographies/c_pere.html
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"Hundreds of personalities of the First Empire can be found in the 97 divisions that go to make up the cemetery. Enthusiasts of militaria can find
in the 28th, 29th, and 38th divisions the burial places of the great generals and marshals of the Empire: notably, Davout, Foy (who reposes in a mausoleum in the antique style designed by Vaudoyer and decorated with sculptures by David d'Angers), Lefebvre, Masséna, Ney, Kellermann (30th division), Gobert (37th division – a striking equestrian statue represents him being struck down on the battleground), Murat (his memorial is recorded on a commemorative plaque on the familial tomb), Sérurier, Suchet, Gourgaud (23rd division), etc. The political personalities are legion – Roederer, Lebrun, Lakanal, Gaudin, Barras, Sieyès, Cambacéres, Decrès – as are the scientists and scholars – Bichat, Cuvier, Champollion, Geoffroy de Saint-Hilaire, Gay-Lussac, Chappe, Larrey, etc. The artistic world is also well represented, with architects (Brongniart, Percier and Fontaine), sculptors ( Bosio, Cartellier, David d'Angers), painters (David, Isabey, Ingres, Géricault, Girodet, Gros), musicians (Cherubini, Garat, Méhul, Gossec), not to mention Talma, Vivant Denon and many more. Those who love scandal could make a more unusual pilgrimage in search of the Emperor's mistresses: Mesdemoiselles Bourgoin, Duchesnois, George, Mars, all actresses, madame Saqui (the tightrope walker), Pauline Fourès (the “Egyptian” lover), Eléonore de la Plaigne, mother of the comte Léon and finally Marie Walewska..."
https://www.napoleon.org/en/magazine/places/pere-lachaise-cemetery/
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Le PÈRE-LACHAISE : liste des personnalités inhumées
https://www.landrucimetieres.fr/spip/spip.php?article271
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