William Godwin's Diary

Bonnier d'Alco, Ange-Élisabeth-Louis-Antoine

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1799

28  April  1799

  • Name: Bonnier d'Alco, Ange-Élisabeth-Louis-Antoine
  • Gender: Male
  • Death Date: 28  April  1799
  • Occupation: French diplomat

Bonnier was a French diplomat. Together with his colleagues Charles Roberjot and Jean Debray, he was attacked by Hungarian hussars during the negotiations at Rastadt (intended to carve up Germany) and killed. Godwin recorded his 'assassination.'

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