Herault of Séchelles Marie Jean (1759 - 1794)

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Herault of Séchelles Marie Jean (1759 - 1794)
Lawyer thanks to the support of Marie-Antoinette, this aristocrat was appointed by Louis XVI Commissioner of the Court of Cassation of Paris . He sat in the Legislative Assembly and the Convention where he left the Girondins for the Montagnards. In 1792, he decreed The Fatherland in Danger. He wrote