Étienne-Denis Pasquier (1767 - 1862): Un parlementaire gallican sous la Restauration et la monarchie de Juillet
by Pierre Allorant, Raphaël Cahen, Jean-Baptiste Pierchon
This scholarly biography traces the career of Étienne-Denis Pasquier, a Gallican parliamentarian who navigated the political landscapes of the Restoration and July Monarchy. It offers a detailed look at his contributions to French parliamentary traditions and state affairs during pivotal decades of the 19th century.
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Étienne-Denis Pasquier (1767-1862) was a prominent French statesman and parliamentarian known for his Gallican views on church-state relations.
This book examines his role during the Restoration period following the Napoleonic era, highlighting his parliamentary activities and influence on French politics.
It also covers his continued involvement under the July Monarchy, providing insights into the challenges and dynamics of 19th-century French governance.
Authored by Pierre Allorant, Raphaël Cahen, and Jean-Baptiste Pierchon, the work draws on historical records to portray Pasquier's enduring legacy.
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