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Bound To Stay Bound Books - Jean Francois Gravelet was born February 28, 1824 in Saint-Omer, France. He adopted the stage name Charles Blondin and became world famous as a tightrope walker.
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Biography – GRAVELET, JEAN-FRANÇOIS, known as Charles Blondin – Volume XII (1891-1900) – Dictionary of Canadian Biography
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Charles Blondin - Wikipedia
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