Jacques-Auguste Bordes-Pagès
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Jacques Auguste Bordes-Pagès (20 May 1815 – 18 July 1897) was a French medical doctor and Radical politician.
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Biography
Jacques-Auguste Bordes-Pagès was born in Seix. He founded the Aulus seaside resort in 1849, and was its medical inspector for many years.
Nephew of Jean-Pierre Pagès (1784–1866), he was also mayor of Seix (Ariège) from 1877 to July 18, 1897, chairman of the railroads commission, and general councillor for the canton of Oust from 1890 to 1897.
He was elected Senator for Ariège in a by-election in 1890, to replace Jean-Baptiste Vigarosy (1822–1890), but was unable to retain this position on January 6, 1894, when he was defeated by Auguste Delpech, without having had any significant parliamentary activity.
Works
- Du traitement des maladies syphilitiques par les eaux minérales d'Aulus (Ariège) (1874)
- Paracelse: vie, travaux et doctrine (1878)
- Maladies chroniques traitées aux eaux minérales d'Aulus de 1848 jusqu'à ce jour (1879)
- La démocratie et l'Église (1881)
References
- Ageorges, Joseph (1913). Le docteur Bordes Pagès: le travail d'un homme et la marche de quelques idées. Paris: Librairie des Saints-Pères.
- Begouën, Henri (2003). Éloge du docteur Bordes-Pagès (1815-1897). Nîmes: C. Lacour.
- Claeys, Louis (1994). Deux siècles de vie politique dans le département de l'Ariège 1789-1989. Pamiers.
- Jolly, Jean (1960). "Jacques Bordes-Pages." In: Dictionnaire des parlementaires français (1889-1940). Paris: PUF.
