Auguste Gougeard
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Auguste Gougeard (15 November 1827 – 8 March 1886, Paris) was a French counsellor, naval officer and politician. He rose to captain and campaigned in Africa, the Crimea and the Far East. He was made général de division of the auxiliary army to the armée de la Loire, under Alfred Chanzy's command. A friend of Léon Gambetta, he served as Naval Minister from 14 November 1881 to 29 January 1882 in Gambetta's temporary ministry. He was a commander of the Légion d'honneur. He wrote several works, including a series on the French Navy and its institutions.
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Auguste Gougeard, né le 15 novembre 1827 à Lorient, mort à Paris le 8 mars 1886, est un conseiller d'État, officier supérieur de la marine puis officier général de l'armée auxiliaire, et homme politique français, ministre de la Marine.
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Auguste Gougeard (15 November 1827 – 8 March 1886, Paris) was a French counsellor, naval officer and politician. He rose to captain and campaigned in Africa, the Crimea and the Far East. He was made général de division of the auxiliary army to the armée de la Loire, under Alfred Chanzy's command. A friend of Léon Gambetta, he served as Naval Minister from 14 November 1881 to 29 January 1882 in Gambetta's temporary ministry. He was a commander of the Légion d'honneur. He wrote several works, including a series on the French Navy and its institutions.
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Auguste Gougeard, né le 15 novembre 1827 à Lorient, mort à Paris le 8 mars 1886, est un conseiller d'État, officier supérieur de la marine puis officier général de l'armée auxiliaire, et homme politique français, ministre de la Marine.
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