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Pal estrin a. Fauchet, Claude. Born at Dornes, Nièvre, France, Sept. 22, 1744: guillotined at Paris, Oct. 31, 1793. A French bishop (of Calvados), journalist, and revolutionist. He was deputy to the Legislative A embly in 1791, and to the Convention in 1792. He edited "La Bouche de Fer" and the "Journal des Amis." His support of the church and his alliance with the Girondins led to his death. the house of Savoy. Faucilles (fō-sēy'), Les Monts. A range of hills in eastern France, connecting the Vosges Father of Orthodoxy, The. A than as i us. Father of Peace, The. A title given by the Mountains with the plateau of Langres. High- senate of Genoa to Andrea Doria. Father of Ridicule, The. Rabelais. Father of the Faithful, The. Abraham. Father of the Marshal sea, Marshal sea, The. See Dorrit ,