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Français : Plaque apposée au n° 3 de la rue Garancière, Paris 6e, siège de la maison d'éditon Bloud & Cie, devenue Bloud & Gay en 1911.
« Francisque Gay, 1885-1963, éditeur, fondateur de L'Aube et de La Vie catholique, député de Paris, vice-président du Conseil, ambassadeur de France, habita cette maison et l'anima de 1914 à 1954. »
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