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Pierre Auguste Lajard (20
April 1757 in
Montpellier – 12 June 1837 in Paris) was a
Minister of War
during the
French Revolution....
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Political offices Preceded by
Pierre August Lajard Secretary of
State for War 23 July 1792 – 10
August 1792 Succeeded by
Joseph Marie Servan de Gerbey...
- Villiers,
letter to the
Grand Master of Provence, 1291, Daunou; Émeric-David;
Lajard, Félix; Paris, Paulin; Le Clerc, Victor;
Fauriel (1842).
Didot frères, Firmin;...
- Pierre-Paul de Méredieu Preceded by
Joseph Marie Servan de
Gerbey Secretaries of
State for War 13 June 1792 – 18 June 1792 Succeeded by
Pierre August Lajard...
- Charles-François
Dumouriez 13 June 1792 18 June 1792
Girondins Pierre August Lajard 18 June 1792 23 July 1792
Feuillant Charles d'Abancour 23 July 1792 10...
- Ambès-Fort
Lajard s24 - s25 Carbon-Blanc-Collège
Simone Veil <=> Ambès-Saint Exupéry s25 - s26 Carbon-Blanc-Collège
Simone Veil <=> Ambès-Fort
Lajard s26 -...
- room
where he is
surrounded by Acloque,
several officers, the
ministers Lajard and Chambonas,
Madame Élisabeth and
other people. He
allows himself to be...
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Charles du Périer
Dumouriez 13 June 1792 18 June 1792 5 days 6
Pierre de
Lajard 18 June 1792 23 July 1792 35 days 7
Charles d'Abancourt 23 July 1792 10...
- on his
early studies in chemistry. Also in 1781, he
married Anne-Marie
Lajard, the
daughter of a rich
cottons merchant at Montpellier. With his new wife's...
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organized by a
Institut de
France committee composed of C.B. Hase, J.B.F.
Lajard, and Eugène Burnouf. Rousseau, Jean; Thouard, Denis, eds. (1999), Lettres...
