FAVRE, JULES

zhül fäˈvrə, 1809–80, French statesman. At first a partisan of the July Monarchy, he joined the republican opposition to King Louis Philippe. After the February Revolution of 1848 he was one of the leaders of the provisional government. Under Emperor Napoleon III he was a leader of the constitutional opposition. In 1858 he courageously defended Felice Orsini. At the end of the Franco-Prussian War, Favre served briefly as foreign minister of the provisional government (1871); he negotiated the final peace with Germany, but was forced to withdraw from the government because of the rigorous conditions imposed by Germany on France.

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...coloniale . 6me ed. Paris, 1893. Jules Ferry . Paris, 1903. Ranc, Arthur...Paul. "Trois lettres inedites de Jules Ferry." Revue historique , CIX, 1912, 85-86. Reclus, Maurice. Jules Favre . Paris, 1912. Recouly, R. La...
...could have exposed Paris to such a danger, at the very moment of the Prussian entry? Not M. Thiers; not MM. Jules Favre and Jules Ferry; and they alone had to represent the Government after the 27th. General Vinoy and all the generals under...
...everybody understood, and no one better than M. Thiers. He made the most persevering efforts to retain M. Jules Favre; he kept M. Jules Simon to the last, but at every change in the Cabinet he was obliged to replace the outgoing minister by...
...PREMIERE. FASHIONS. See CRINOLINE. FAVRE, JULES 1809-1880 , lawyer and republican...March 1809, of a bourgeois family. Favre studied law at Paris, where he briefly...trial. During the Second Republic, Favre briefly held minor posts in the ministries...
...them the most important position in the Cabinet. MM. Jules Favre, Jules Simon, and General Le Flo kept their offices. The figure of M. Jules Favre will become an enigma as soon as the generations disappear...
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...tricolor mass a patriotic catafalque," Jules Claretie recalled in his diary of...government (the post was field by Jules Simon in September 1870), presumably...Third Republic Cambetta. Simon, and Jules Favre, among others, the decree was never...
...Born in 1882 in Paris, Maritain was the grandson of Jules Favre, one of the founders of the Third Republic, and was...nominally Protestant household by his mother, Genevieve Favre, who reverted to her maiden name after divorcing his...
...the city responded with a bloodless revolution and recognized new leadership under General Louis Jules Trochu, Leon Gambetta, and Jules Favre. Napoleon Ills authority as the recognized leader was effectively negated, and the war continued...
...Bleue" (pp. 419-435); Francoise Mayeur,"Madame Jules Favre, premiere directrice de lEcole de Sevres" (pp. 437...Gazais, "Lintellectuel protestant etait un couple: Jules et Marie-Louise Puech" (pp. 591-608). The latest...
...increase their representation; not surprisingly, it was opposed, bitterly but unsuccessfully, by the republicans, with Jules Favre declaring, in the course of the crucial debtat on 29 January 1849, that " lAssemblee est genante, il est vrai: savez...
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FAVRE, JULES zhul fa vr , 1809 80, French statesman. At first a partisan of the July...courageously defended Felice Orsini . At the end of the Franco-Prussian War, Favre served briefly as foreign minister of the provisional government (1871...
...Liberal Empire" of Napoleon III. Widely known as a brilliant lawyer, he was elected to the legislature in 1857. He and Jules Favre were the chief figures of the liberal opposition that sought to gain reforms by constitutional means. After 1863...
...lifting many restrictions on civil liberties. During the "Liberal Empire" (1860 70) such opposition leaders as Jules Favre , Emile Ollivier , and Adolphe Thiers were outstanding figures. A commercial treaty (1860) with Great Britain opened...
...was deposed, and a provisional government of national defense was formed under General Trochu , Leon Gambetta , and Jules Favre . Paris was surrounded by the Germans on Sept. 19, and a grueling siege began. Gambetta escaped from Paris in a balloon...
...Napoleon III, whom he held responsible for the failure of the Italian revolutions of 1848 49. Although ably defended by Jules Favre, he was executed. His act, designed to arouse world interest in the Italian cause, paradoxically influenced Napoleons...


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