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Lebrun Charles François
(1739—1824)

French statesman. A moderate member of the Constituent Assembly after the start of the French Revolution, he was imprisoned during the Reign of Terror. Following the coup of Napoleon Bonaparte (Nov., 1799), Lebrun served as third consul. In 1804 when Napoleon became emperor he made Lebrun arch-treasurer of the empire, and later duke of Piacenza. In 1810 he was appointed governor of Holland. Made (1814) a peer by King Louis XVIII, he supported Napoleon during the Hundred Days and was excluded from the house of peers from 1815 to 1819.

Gabon, 1969, Oath of the Army

Guyana, 1993, Coronation of Napoleon

Manama, 1970, Installation of the Council of State

Mauritanie, 1969, Installation of the Council of State

Ras al-Khaima, 1970, Proclamation of the Empire at Saint-Cloud

Ras al-Khaima, 1970, Coronation of Napoleon

Ras al-Khaima, 1970, Coronation of Napoleon

Ras al-Khaima, 1972, Installation of the Council of State

Umm al Quiwain, 1972, Installation of the Council of State

Umm al Quiwain, 1972, Coronation of Napoleon

Upper Volta, 1969, First presentation of the Legion of Honour