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Du Fresne de Francheville, Joseph, 1704-1781

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Personal name headingDu Fresne de Francheville, Joseph, 1704-1781
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Variant(s)Dufresne de Francheville, Joseph, 1704-1781
De Francheville, Joseph du Fresne, 1704-1781
Fresne de Francheville, Joseph du, 1704-1781
Francheville, Joseph du Fresne de, 1704-1781
Francheville, M. de, 1704-1781
Other standard no.000000007993288X
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Birth date17040418
Death date17810809
Place of birthDoullens (France)
Place of deathBerlin (Germany)
Field of activityArchaeology History Finance Economics Journalism
AffiliationAcadémie royale des sciences et belles lettres (Berlin, Germany)
Profession or occupationArchaeologists Historians Economists Journalists
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Found inHis L'espion turc à Francfort, 1741 (name not given)
Voltaire. Le siecle de Louis XIV, 1753: title page (publié par M. de Francheville, conseiller-aulique de sa Majesté, & membre de l'Académie royale des sciences & belles-lettres de Prusse)
Dict. de biog. française, 1933- (Dufresne de Francheville, Joseph; b. 1704, Doullens; d. 1781; published 3 volumes of a history of finances that remained incomplete; journalist, author of novel under the name Angilbert (Histoire des premières expéditions de Charlemagne); summoned to court of Frederick II in Prussia and became member of the Academy there: "Il a plu à Voltaire de publier la première édition du Siècle de Louis XIV sous le nom de Francheville, mais celui-ci n'en fut en aucune façon l'éditeur")
Dictionnaire des journalistes, Feb. 13, 2014 (Joseph DUFRESNE DE FRANCHEVILLE (1704-1781); dedicated his novel Histoire des premières expéditions de Charlemagne to Frederick II, Nov. 29, 1740, and was summoned to Frederick's court; on his journey he stopped in Frankfurt am Main and witnessed the coronation of Charles VII as Emperor; published L'espion turc à Francfort in connection with this event; in 1751-1752, according to Voltaire's correspondence, he was occupied with editing tasks in connection with the publication of Le siecle de Louis XIV; Voltaire stayed with him in 1752-1753)
BnF authorities, Feb. 13, 2014 (authorized access point: Du Fresne de Francheville, Joseph (1704-1781); born 1704-09-18, Doullens (Somme); died 1781-05-09, Berlin; scholar in archaeology, history, finances and political economy; resided in Prussia at court of Frederick II; member of the Academy of Berlin)
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