Camille Sée

Camille Sée was a prominent French politician and lawyer who lived between 1847 and 1919.

He was known for his commitment to education and his defense of secularism in public schools.

Sée played a key role in the enactment of the law that bears his name, the Sée Law, which established mandatory and free education in France.

In addition to his political work, he was also a respected lawyer and an advocate for civil rights.

His legacy endures in French public education and his contribution to the development of progressive social policies in France..