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Philippe Macquer (15 February 1720, Paris – 27 January 1770) was a French historian and lawyer. His brother was the chemist Pierre Joseph Macquer.
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Source: Wikipedia — Philippe Macquer · EN edition · Analysis: TopicsToTalkAbout