- Louis-Jérôme
Gohier (27
February 1746 – 29 May 1830) was a
French politician of the
Revolutionary period.
Gohier was born in Semblançay, in the Indre-et-Loire...
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Urbain Gohier (born
Urbain ****ulet,
December 17, 1862 in
Versailles – June 29, 1951) was a
French lawyer and
journalist best
known for his publication...
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presidency rotating every three months. The last
President was Louis-Jérôme
Gohier. The
leading figure of the
Directory was Paul Barras, the only director...
- Blaison-
Gohier (French pronunciation: [blɛzɔ̃ ɡɔje] ) is a
former commune in the Maine-et-Loire
department in
western France. On 1
January 2016, it was...
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abolished the five-man Directory, but the two
Jacobin Directors, Louis-Jérôme
Gohier and Jean-François-Auguste Moulin,
continued to
protest furiously. Both men...
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Georges Jacques Danton Minister of
Justice 1792–1793 Succeeded by
Louis Gohier Preceded by Jean-Marie
Roland de la Platière
Minister of the
Interior 23...
- its
final incarnation. Moulin, Ducos, Barras, Sieyès, and Louis-Jérôme
Gohier led the
Directory until its
dissolution after the coup d'état of 18 Brumaire...
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Director Jean
Baptiste Treilhard, who thus
retired in
favour of Louis-Jérôme
Gohier, a
Jacobin more "in tune" with the
feelings in the two councils. The next...
- Senate". The
Globe and Mail.
Parliament of
Canada ndb. Maclean's 2013.
Gohier 2010. "Don
Plett -
Senator -
About Don". www.donplett.ca.
Retrieved 2017-04-11...
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Retrieved May 12, 2018. ****ns, Margaret; Gillette, Lynett; Melli, Jim;
Gohier, Francois. "Walrus". San
Diego Natural History Museum.
Retrieved May 4,...
