Félix Charpentier de Damery
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Félix Charpentier (fl. 1830–1860), also known as Félix Charpentier de Damery or simply Damery, was a French politician, journalist and man of letters.
Biography
Félix Charpentier was born in Damery, Marne. A lawyer, he was secretary of Count Peyronnet, minister of Charles X. He contributed to several newspapers including the Gazette de France, the Mémorial catholique and L'Invariable.[1] He also founded his own newspaper in Liège, L'impartial. In 1825 he was mayor of Damery.
Notes
- ↑ Gadrat, François (1913). "Les journaux légitimistes de Lyon et leur personnel, sous la monarchie de Juillet," Revue d'histoire de Lyon, Vol. XII, p. 310.
