Coudert, Frederic René
Frederic René Coudert (rənā´ kōōdâr´), 1832–1903, American lawyer and public official, b. New York City. He practiced law in New York City and for many years was counsel in the United States for the French, Italian, and Spanish governments. He was (1880) a member of the international conference at Bern for the codification of the law of nations, served (1893–95) as counsel for the United States in the Bering Sea fur-seal arbitration at Paris, and was (1896–98) a member of the Venezuela Boundary Commission.
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Born March 6, 1927
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Washington, D.C.
Social scientist and U.S. senator
"Religion and race define the next sta…
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