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Gabriel Compayré was a French philosopher, pedagogical theorist, historian of education, and parliamentarian whose career bridged the academic and political foundations of the modern French public school system. Born in 1843 into a middle-class family in Albi, in southwestern France, Compayré followed the</description>
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Michel Eyquem de Montaigne was born on 28 February 1533 at the Château de Montaigne in the Périgord region of Aquitaine, France, the son of Pierre Eyquem de Montaigne, a prosperous merchant who had inherited the family estate and elevated himself to the minor nobility, and Antoinette de Louppes, of Spanish-Jewish descent. His early education was arranged with exceptional care by his father, who had absorbed the humanistic values of the Renaissance duri…</description>
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