Jacques Deschamps
Jacques Deschamps (1697, in Caux – 1759, in Dangu, Eure) was a French 18th-century academic, theologian and priest.
Deschamps studied at the Sorbonne, receiving a doctorate of the university in 1728; he then served as parish priest of Dangu, in the diocese of Rouen, for 31 years until his death. In 1731, under the pseudonym Morel Deschamps, his Archbishop posted him on a secret mission to London for King Louis XV.[1]
Dr Deschamps is the author of various theological treatises, including a celebrated translation of the Book of Isaiah from Hebrew into French.[2]
See also
- Morel Deschamps (French poet of the Middle Ages)
- Abbé (as honorary prefix)
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