Revolutionary Era Dispatches Mention Troop Movements and Political Reforms
A lengthy cable of dated July reports outlines tensions in Paris as Carnot allegedly ordered troop movements amid Directory dissension. It notes ministerial reshuffles, arrests, and reforms, including the formation of a National Guard structure and limits on military mobilizations, amid suspicions of civil strife and international pressures.
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Carnot
Directory
Francis Neufchateau
Interior
Thermidor
Hoche
Gueldres
Brest
Brittany
Rocke
Sambre-arid
Meuse
Paris
Lisle
England
Montebello
Austria
Scherer
Buonaparte
Italy
Milani
Nazzis
Madrid
Soth
Cadiz
Portugal
Vigoria
Galicia
Ito
Lisbon
Venice
Sebeneer
Adm
Biarnt
Bay of
Audierne
Club of
Chichi
Lenoir de la Roche
Percier
Petiet
the Sambre and
France
Piedmont
Lami
Gth
Bonnierss
Aymé
Geilibsardet
Repts
Thapiere Prchegru
Marine
Sambre
Ocean
Royal
Iif
Pizhegru
Baudin
Garmer
Picheges
Doubet
Badin
Pichegru
Pichogra
Quirot
Savary
Tialot
Fetsate “Yi
Council debate on Popular Societies July 1825
The Council discussed a resolution from the Council of Five Hundred on Popular Societies. Some members urged immediate action while others favored sending it to a committee. Laufjat Creuzé Latouche and Peuxelles supported committees. Panadis and Thiebaut opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audiér-Malige
Interior
Mayeur
Lyons
Zailien
Republic
Vienna
Jailien
Zallies
Toro Commission
Henry Larriviere
Liife
Catter
Tallien
Directory
Council of Five Hundred
Barras
War
Marine
Laufjat
Creuzé Latouche
Peuxelles
Panadis
Thiebaut
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Stheier
Pickers
Turin
Avhiich
Ing
Salm
Merlin
Click
Tven
Canuzl
Department of Irans
Boisbaudeon
Justice
Dufresne
Treasury
Fourdan
Upper-Vienne
Wille
Hoché
Adie
Zallien
Respec
Bouley
Barnes
Pichegra
National Guard
Talor
Z Ao
Nationary National Guard
Guarde * Nationale’ Sédentaire
Paine
Braumairey