Merlin de Douai

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Merlin de Douai was a prominent French lawyer, revolutionary politician, and jurist who played a key role during the French Revolution and later served under Napoleon.

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Merlin de Douai canonical 3

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instanceOf French Revolution politician
human
jurist
politician
revolutionary
countryOfCitizenship France
dateOfBirth 1754-10-30
dateOfDeath 1838-12-14
educatedAt University of Douai
era Age of Revolution
linked to: Age of Revolutions
familyName Merlin
fieldOfWork civil law
criminal law
public law
givenName Philippe-Antoine
knownFor codification of French law
influence on French revolutionary legislation
role in shaping Napoleonic legal institutions
memberOf Council of Five Hundred
Directory
National Convention
nativeLanguage French
nickname Merlin de Douai
notableWork Merlin’s Répertoire de jurisprudence
Répertoire universel et raisonné de jurisprudence
occupation jurist
lawyer
magistrate
politician
statesman
participatedIn French Revolution
Thermidorian Reaction
placeOfBirth Arleux
placeOfDeath Paris
politicalAlignment Girondin sympathizer
moderate republican
positionHeld Minister of Justice of France
Minister of Justice of the French Directory
Procurator-General of the Cour de cassation
Second Consul ad interim
deputy to the National Convention
member of the Committee of Public Safety
president of the Council of Five Hundred
regionOfBirth Nord
residence Douai
Paris
servedUnder French Directory
Napoleon Bonaparte
workLocation Douai
Paris

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Thermidorian deputies notableMember Merlin de Douai
Merlin de Douai nickname Merlin de Douai