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Jean de Crévecoeur (1735-1813), French-American writer

Born Michel Guillaume Jean de Crévecoeur on December 31, 1735 he emigrated to the United States becoming a farmer in New York State.

In 1792 he wrote the important story titled: Letters from an American Farmer.

On November 12, 1813, Michel Guillaume Jean de Crevecoeur passed away in Sarcelles, Val d’Oise, France of a heart ailment that was discovered when he was arrested in as an American spy.

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	'''Jean de Crévecoeur''' ([[1735]]-[[1813]]), French-American		'''Jean de Crévecoeur''' ([[1735]]-[[1813]]), French-American writer

	Born '''Michel Guillaume Jean de Crévecoeur''' on [[December 31]], [[1735]] he emigrated to the [[United States]] becoming a farmer in [[New York State]].		Born '''Michel Guillaume Jean de Crévecoeur''' on [[December 31]], [[1735]] he emigrated to the [[United States]] becoming a farmer in [[New York State]].