Merlin DE DOUAI - Signed Letter - PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE, LACOMBE - 1795 For Sale

Merlin DE DOUAI - Signed Letter - PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE, LACOMBE - 1795Merlin DE DOUAI - signed letter - COMITE DE SALUT PUBLIC, LACOMBE - 1795Philippe-Antoine Merlin de Douai (1754 - 1838). French lawyer and politician. A Third Estate Member of the Estates-General, he played an active role in the National Convention and then in the Directory. Minister of Justice on several occasions, he contributes to the drafting of the Civil Code.\" Close to Bonaparte, he became a senator under the Empire. Rare document of the Committee of Public Safety signed by Merlin de Douai and Lacombe Saint Michel. Jean-Pierre Lacombe-Saint-Michel (5 March 1753 – 27 January 1812) was a politician and general of the French Revolution and the First Empire. He appears as a character in Les Géorgiques by the novelist Claude Simon, his direct descendant, and he protected under the Revolution the father of the writer Honoré de Balzac, Bernard-François Balssa (1746-1829), whose younger brother, Jean Balssa, had married in 1777 a first cousin of the general, Marie-Brigitte Lacombe de Blanchefort.\" THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL CONVENTION. To the National Revenue Commission The Public Safety Committee having approved the appointment that the Representative of the Dubois people has made of the Citizen Soutay auditor of the registration agency to accompany him in his Mission as Secretary, We believe that Citizen Soutay must without any difficulty retain his place and that thus you will be willing until his return to have the service provisionally fulfilled. Salute and Brotherhood Merlin J. Jean Pierre Lacombe, Lacombe, handwritten letter, signed, 1795, French Revolution, Comité de Salut Public, République française, Ventôse year 3, Convention nationale, document historique, surveillance, activity purity, national revenues, ParisJean Pierre Lacombe, Lacombe, manuscript letter, signed, 1795, French Revolution, Committee of Public Safety, French Republic, Ventôse year 3, National Convention, purity document, Paris Merlin DE DOUAI - Signed Letter - PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE, LACOMBE - 1795Philippe-Antoine Merlin de Douai (1754 – 1838). French lawyer and politician. A Third Estate Member of the Estates-General, he played an active role in the National Convention and then in the Directory. Minister of Justice on several occasions, he contributes to the drafting of the Civil Code.\" Close to Bonaparte, he became a senator under the Empire.Rare Committee of Public Safety document signed by Merlin de Douai and Lacombe Saint Michel. Jean-Pierre Lacombe-Saint-Michel (5 March 1753 – 27 January 1812) was a politician and general of the French Revolution and the First Empire. He appears as a character in Les Géorgiques by the novelist Claude Simon, his direct descendant, and he protected under the Revolution the father of the writer Honoré de Balzac, Bernard-François Balssa (1746-1829), whose younger brother, Jean Balssa, had married in 1777 a first cousin of the general, Marie-Brigitte Lacombe de Blanchefort.\"FRENCH REPUBLIC ACTIVITY PURITY SURVEILLANCE COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC SAFETY Paris, the 9th Ventôse the year 3 of the French Republic one and indivisible. THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL CONVENTION. To the National Revenue Commission The Public Safety Committee having approved the appointment that the Representative of the Dubois people has made of the Citizen Soutay auditor of the registration agency to accompany him in his Mission as Secretary, We believe that Citizen Soutay must without any difficulty retain his place and that thus you will be willing until his return to have the service provisionally fulfilled. Salute and Brotherhood Merlin J. P. Lacombe »Careful shipping
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Jean Pierre Lacombe, Lacombe, handwritten letter, signed, 1795, French Revolution, Committee of Public Salut, French Republic, Ventôse year 3, National Convention, historical document, surveillance, purity activity, national revenues, Paris
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