Gray Cardinal Napoleon. Jean-Jacques-Razhi de Cambares
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The personality of Napoleon Bonaparte is widely known, but the name of the Kambasesez - a man who was in the shadow of the emperor, but actually governing the country - is familiar, perhaps, perhaps, perhaps, there are historians. Meanwhile, this statesman was the closest adviser to Napoleon and had a significant impact on him. Cambasserz was nicknamed the emperor’s gray cardinal, which was quite consistent with his manner of actions. It was thanks to Kambasseres that Napoleon was able to climb the highest stage of power, having received the title of the emperor of the French with the right to life inheritance.
Having traveled from a lawyer from a provincial Montpellier to the Archikanzel of the Empire, Kambasez becomes one of the most influential people in France. In addition, he is a grandmaster in many Masonic lodges, which subsequently unites into a single system controlled by the emperor.
The prudence and foresight of the Kambassity repeatedly saved the emperor from fatal mistakes, but the execution of Louis XVI, the murder of the Duke of Engien, the war in Europe and in Russia, he could not prevent, which ultimately led to the defeat of France and the deposition of Napoleon.
The attitude of contemporaries and historians towards the Kambassity is quite contradictory. However, despite various statements, for us his personality still remains a mystery. Turning to the notes of contemporaries, telling about the "oddities" of the Archikantzler, for example, about his passion for dinners, honors and luxury, involuntarily ask the question: was the Kambasserz actually that the emperor and society seemed?
For the sake of fairness, it must be admitted that nevertheless the Kambasez was the chief creator of the Napoleonic government, a brilliant lawyer who was able to prepare and prolong a number of legislative acts, such as the Civil Code and the Constitution, which helped restore the normal work of legislative, executive executive and judicial authorities. Surprisingly, some articles of the laws adopted then remain in force to the present
Having traveled from a lawyer from a provincial Montpellier to the Archikanzel of the Empire, Kambasez becomes one of the most influential people in France. In addition, he is a grandmaster in many Masonic lodges, which subsequently unites into a single system controlled by the emperor.
The prudence and foresight of the Kambassity repeatedly saved the emperor from fatal mistakes, but the execution of Louis XVI, the murder of the Duke of Engien, the war in Europe and in Russia, he could not prevent, which ultimately led to the defeat of France and the deposition of Napoleon.
The attitude of contemporaries and historians towards the Kambassity is quite contradictory. However, despite various statements, for us his personality still remains a mystery. Turning to the notes of contemporaries, telling about the "oddities" of the Archikantzler, for example, about his passion for dinners, honors and luxury, involuntarily ask the question: was the Kambasserz actually that the emperor and society seemed?
For the sake of fairness, it must be admitted that nevertheless the Kambasez was the chief creator of the Napoleonic government, a brilliant lawyer who was able to prepare and prolong a number of legislative acts, such as the Civil Code and the Constitution, which helped restore the normal work of legislative, executive executive and judicial authorities. Surprisingly, some articles of the laws adopted then remain in force to the present
Author:
Author:Nechaev Sergey Yuryevich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6045985-6-6
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