19th-century French educators

French poet (1844-1896)

French novelist, playwright, and poet (1840–1897)

French composer (1803–1856)

French priest, philosopher and political theorist (1782–1854)

French violinist, conductor, composer (1766-1831)

French academic (1813–1900)

French priest and Catholic saint

French lady-in-waiting (1752-1822)

French anarchist pedagogue

French journalist (1824-1874)

Polish teacher of French language and father of composer Frédéric Chopin (1771-1844)

French writer and linguist (1854–1929)

French teacher and educational philosopher (1770-1840)

French sister (1768-1838)

French historian (1853-1910)

French educator (1815–1878)

French orientalist (1829-1869)

French abbé and instructor of the deaf

French educator (1830-1905)

French jurist (1826-1891)

French Communard (1826–1901)

French teacher, journalist and politician (1815–1894)

French politician, and the sovereign Prince of Pontecorvo between 1812 and May 1815 (1803–1878)

French philanthropist

French deaf educator

French anthropologist, poet and writer (1770-1840)

French educator (1838–1925)

pedagogist, activist, and member of the Paris Commune

French Roman Catholic nun (1834–1889)

French governess and heroine of the 1863–64 January Uprising against Russia (1839–1909)

French lawyer, writer (1859–1928)

Tahitian scholar, ethnologist, folklorist, linguist, historian and educator

French actress (1838–1910)

Allan Kardec's wife (1795-1883)

French journalist and educator (1795–1877)

French writer

French politician (1801–1863)

French educator

French actor and dramatist

French noble

French teacher (1797–1867)

French historian (1804–1867)

French architect (1853-1921)

French educator and political radical (1831–1895)