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Monnot, Jacques Francois Charles (1743-1825); and Dyzes, Jean (1742-1830). \"EXTRAIT DU REGISTRE DES ARRETES DU COMITE DES FINANCES DE LA CONVENTION NATIONALE\": ORIGINAL HOLOGRAPH DOCUMENT SIGNED by members of France\'s National Assembly JACQUES FRANCOIS CHARLES MONNOT & JEAN DYZES, regarding the restructuring of public education and health as proposed by Fourcroy and others in the 1794 Law. Paris, January 1, 1795. Over 90 words penned on 12-1/2 inch high by 8 inch wide \"Extrait du registre des Arretes du Comite des Finances de la Convention Nationale\" watermarked stationery with the committee\'s heading and pictorial device engraved across the top third of the sheet. The document is an order of the Committee of Finances of the National Convention for the enforcement of the law of December 2, 1794. Roughly translated, this document regarding the restructuring of public health and medical education in France reads: [\"Relative to the different propositions of the Section of Paris for the execution of the law of Dec. 2 [or 3] the Committee on Finance has decreed. / 1. That each section can appoint but three commissioners for putting the law into effect, and that these services are not to be paid for this function is to be considered as under their municipal superintendence. / 2. That after each commissioner has verified that which is prescribed by the law, no opposition can be raised: that each commissioner is to report his work to the national agent of the district near the Dept. of Paris. / 3. That the present decree be sent to every section.\"] Signed \"Monnot\" and \"Dyzes\". The bottom corners are darkened. Folded vertically & horizontally, else near fine.
The National Convention in Revolutionary France sought to actively restructure public education and health, which led to reports to shape medical education. Reforms were partially based on reports by Fournoy, and they promoted a shift from the traditional theoretical education in favor of a model which would incorporate hospital practice. The French chemist and politician Antoine-Francois de Fournoy influenced the reorganization of medical education towards practical training which led to the creation of three \"Ecoles de Sante\". He pushed to integrate the fields of medicine with that of surgery.
The French politician Jacques Francois Charles Monnot (1743-1825) served as a member to the August 29, 1791 legislative assembly. He was re-elected to that position and voted for the death of Louis XVI. Re-elected 1795 to the \"Conseil des Cing-Cents\", he specialized in financial matters.
The French politician Jean Dyzes (1742-1830) served as a deputy on the National Assembly. He served as \"procureur general\".
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