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1783–1858
A 19th-century French nobleman, soldier, and public figure, he is now remembered mainly for Analectabiblion, a lively collection drawn from rare and little-known books. His life moved between the army, politics, and literary curiosity.

by Auguste François Louis Scipion de Grimoard Beauvoir Du Roure

by Auguste François Louis Scipion de Grimoard Beauvoir Du Roure
Born in Paris on August 10, 1783, Auguste-François-Louis-Scipion de Grimoard de Beauvoir du Roure de Beaumont was a French aristocrat who also pursued a military and political career. French biographical sources describe him as a deputy from 1846 to 1848 and note that he rose to the rank of maréchal de camp.
For readers today, his best-known literary connection is Analectabiblion, published in the 1830s. The work gathers critical extracts and notes on rare, forgotten, or little-known books, which gives it the feel of a book lover’s cabinet opened to the public.
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