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Charles de Montigny
Charles de Montigny was a French diplomat, the first French consul in Shanghai from 1847. In 1849 he obtained from the Chinese authorities a concession between the walled city and the British settlement, the origin of the Shanghai French Concession. He later negotiated with Siam and served as consul in Bangkok.
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