RARE “President Of The Royal Court" Count Auguste Ravez Hand Written Letter COA for Sale

RARE “President Of The Royal Court" Count Auguste Ravez Hand Written Letter COA For Sale

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RARE “President Of The Royal Court" Count Auguste Ravez Hand Written Letter COA:
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Up for sale "French politician" Count Auguste Ravez Hand Written Letter Dated 1826. This item is certified authentic by JG Autographs and comes with their Certificate of son of a merchant from Lyon, he studied at the College of Oratorians, studying law. At the end of one of his first pleadings, he was charged with conspiracy and then released in late July 1792 by decree of thelegislature1. However, he cannot remain in a city where the regime of terror considers him hostile. He left Lyon and decided to settle in Bordeaux in December 1792, where he continued his career as a magistrate. Appointed president of the Electoral College of Bordeaux by thearchchancellor Cambacérès in 1807, he was elected deputy of the Gironde under the restoration in 1816. appreciated and esteemed by Louis XVIII2 He appointed him as under-Secretary of State in the Department of Justice the government of Armand Du Plessis de Richelieu (1). He will also have the king's permission to affix his signature on the birth certificate of the Duke of Bordeauxon September 29, 18203. He sits as president of the Chamber of Deputies from December 11, 1818 to December 24, 1823 and from March 31, 1824 to November 5, 18274 and occupies the chair of the first President of the Royal Court (i.e. appeal) from Bordeaux from 1824 to 1830. Following the majority shift in the late 1827 chamber , he lost his chair and Charles X chose him as a state adviser in extraordinary service in 1828. It will be made even from France with title and rank of Baron-pair by order of August 10, 18295. However, he appeared under the title of Count in theRoyal Almanac of 1830 and the peerage . Throughout his life, Auguste Raver is regarded as an eloquent and talented magistrate, as witnessed by his friends as his opponents at the helm: the seductions of oratory have been able to forget the results that will be shown when the Prestige Widespread in the audience will be dissipated '8, Martignac father. As a politician, he is one of the supporters of the centre-right to the Charter of 1814, moderate, he will cautiously support the law of freedom of the press during the debates of June 1819: He shall be the model President and, for nine years, will be continued in this F Anointing. » will say Pierre de La Gorce. Not wishing to participate in the last government of the Prince of Polignac despite the latter's request, he will remain faithful to the Bourbons and resign from his duties as peer of France and 1St President of the Court of Appeal of Bordeaux at the fall of Charles X.