Claude Boyer

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Claude Boyer (Albi, 1618 - Paris, 22 July 1698) was a French clergyman, playwright, apologist and poet.

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Preceded by Louis Giry	Seat 39 Académie française 1666–1698	Succeeded by Charles-Claude Genest

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