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Francois Barthelemy Biography and Timeline

Follow Francois Barthelemy through 7 dated historical records for France.

Francois Barthelemy, historical timeline

A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.

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1797

Barthelemy Excluded From National Government

Director · Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

The arrested Director lost his executive position and faced deportation after the coup destroyed the conservative political coalition.

Role range: 1795-1799

Barthelemy Joins Divided Directory

Director · Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

The selection of Francois Barthelemy as a Director reflected the electoral success of the more moderate and royalist leaning opposition.

Role range: 1795-1799

Barthelemy Rejects Republican Directors Strategy

Director · Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Barthelemy did not support the planned military intervention, and his alignment with the more conservative side made him a target of the impending coup.

Role range: 1795-1799

Director Barthelemy Taken Into Custody

Director · Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Barthelemy was arrested during the intervention, leaving the Directory without one of its members opposed to the ruling republican faction.

Role range: 1795-1799

Barthelemy chosen as new Director Council of Ancients

Legislator · Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Following the regular replacement of a Director, the Council of Ancients selected François Barthélemy. His appointment was interpreted as a sign of growing moderate and royalist influence.

Role range: 1795-1799

Barthelemy displaced by coup Council of Ancients

Legislator · Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Barthélemy was removed from the Directory as the antiroyalist faction imposed its will. The same operation forced the councils to sanction punitive measures against opponents.

Role range: 1795-1799

Executive-legislative standoff deepens Council of Ancients

Legislator · Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Barthélemy and Carnot opposed an extra-constitutional move against the newly elected opposition. The confrontation made the independence of the councils a central political issue.

Role range: 1795-1799

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