Executive Fears Reversal of Revolutionary Laws
Rewbell considered the electoral majority a potential threat to the laws protecting the republican settlement and supported intervention against conservative deputies.
Role range: 1795-1799
Follow Jean Francois Rewbell through 7 dated historical records for France.
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Rewbell considered the electoral majority a potential threat to the laws protecting the republican settlement and supported intervention against conservative deputies.
Role range: 1795-1799
Rewbell benefited from emergency powers that permitted removal of administrators thought disloyal to the republican government.
Role range: 1795-1799
Rewbell cooperated with Barras and La Revelliere Lepeaux as the three Directors prepared to resist the growing conservative legislative majority.
Role range: 1795-1799
The reduced councils approved legislation prepared by the victorious faction, giving a formal parliamentary appearance to an armed political purge.
Role range: 1795-1799
Rewbell stayed in office as his defeated colleagues were removed, preserving the controlling position of the three interventionist Directors.
Role range: 1795-1799
The restored republican majority supported the closure of opposition newspapers, narrowing the scope of political debate under the Directory.
Role range: 1795-1799
Rewbells normal rotation out of office had already changed the Directorys membership, leaving former allies less able to resist parliamentary demands.
Role range: 1795-1799
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