Émile Masson
Émile Masson (1869–1923) was a French linguist, translator and philosopher.
Also recorded as Emile Masson; Erwan Gouesnou.
Overview
Born at Brest in 1869, died at Paris in 1923.
In detail
Émile Masson studied at University of Rennes. the recorded working language is Breton, French and English.
The field of work recorded is politics, English and English studies.
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q3079979: Émile Masson
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