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René Le Pays

Illustration — Œuvres diverses, 1671 René Le Pays, sieur de Plessis-Villeneuve (Nantes or Fougères, 1636 - Paris, April 30, 1690), sometimes credited as M.L.C.D.P, was a French poet and tax farmer-general (fermier général des gabelles) in Dauphiné and Provence. He was a founding member of the Academy of Arles in 1668, and the Duke of Savoy conferred on him the Order of St. Maurice in 1670.

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Died
1690 · Châteauneuf-en-Thymerais.
Nationality
France
Occupation
poet
Languages
French

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Illustration — Œuvres diverses, 1671 René Le Pays, sieur de Plessis-Villeneuve (Nantes or Fougères, 1636 - Paris, April 30, 1690), sometimes credited as M.L.C.D.P, was a French poet and tax farmer-general (fermier général des gabelles) in Dauphiné and Provence. He was a founding member of the Academy of Arles in 1668, and the Duke of Savoy conferred on him the Order of St. Maurice in 1670.

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