Raymond de Sèze ( French: Raymond de Sèze ; September 26, 1748 , Bordeaux - May 2, 1828 , Paris ) - famous French lawyer , Count. One of the lawyers in the trial of Louis XVI .
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| Monarch | Louis XVIII | ||||||
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| Successor | Pierre Paul Henrion | ||||||
| Birth | September 26, 1748 Bordeaux | ||||||
| Death | May 2, 1828 (aged 79) Paris | ||||||
| Burial place | Pere Lachaise (school 53) | ||||||
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| Profession | lawyer | ||||||
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Biography and Activities
He was an adviser to Marie Antoinette in the process of the necklace and one of the three defenders [1] of Louis XVI before the National Convention ; his defensive speech is considered exemplary.
During the terror, he was imprisoned, but 9 Thermidors restored his freedom. Louis XVIII appointed him in 1814 the chairman of the court of cassation. During the Hundred Days, de Cez followed the royal court; after the second restoration, he received the count's title and the rank of peer of France .
Notes
- ↑ Together with Malzalberom and Tronchet .
Links
- Deses, Raymond // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.