elliot lee richardson was the first cabinet officer in history to go to prison.
elliot lee richardson was the first cabinet officer in history to go to prison.
first cabinet officer in history to go to prison?
elliot lee richardson
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the first cabinet of napoleon i was appointed by the emperor napoleon i upon the establishment of the first french empire on 18 may 1804, replacing the cabinet of the consulate. it was succeeded by the french provisional government of 1814 following the downfall of napoleon and the abolition of the empire.









































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at the session of the tribunat on 3 floréal year xii (23 april 1804) jean-françois curée proposed that napoleon, then first consul, be declared hereditary emperor of france.
first cabinet of napoleon i
"the inner experiences of a cabinet officer's wife" had been a faithful picture of the complexity of ambitions, which the outsider would have been astonished to meet with at the united states capitol. it had been so true to life, that certain personages began to wonder if some of the characters were not within their own lives. that is what made this author an interrogation point which many desired to have explained; and that is the reason why "the inner experiences of a cabinet officer's wife" was a story that found itself upon an unusual number of library tables in its days. she was well-qualified to write "the inner experiences of a cabinet officer's wife", for the associations she had formed while living in the capital were those which eminently fitted her for a description of the inside political and social workings of its complexities. a host of personal letters showed that some comments had struck some nerves, but the story swung gracefully on, through threatened libel suits and denunciations of every description. "there was not a single specific and living character in city life that was intentionally put down," she says, "with perhaps one exception, and that was of a woman, and by her permission."
anna farquhar bergengren