Tanneguy Duchâtel

Charles Marie Tanneguy, comte Duchâtel ( born February 19, 1803 in Paris, † November 6, 1867 ibid ) was a French statesman.

Duchâtel studied law, and was involved since 1823 under the aegis of the Party of doctrinaire to the journals the "Globe " and the "Revue francaise ", and was named after the July Revolution of State ( Conseiller d' État ) in the Ministry of Finance under Louis -Philippe, lost but by the ministers change from October 11, 1832 his office, then came as a deputy for the department of Charente -Maritime in the chamber and 1834 as trade Minister ( Ministre de l'Agriculture et du Commerce ) to the cabinet from which in February 1836, he with the other doctrinaire retired.

From September 6, 1836 to April 15, 1837 he was Minister of Finance. In 1838 he was part of the opposition to the government under Louis -Mathieu Molé, and in 1839 the Cabinet Secretary of the Interior formed in the May 13 by Nicolas- Jean de Dieu Soult.

January 25, 1840 he put in the allocation question of the Duke of Nemours with the other ministers resign, but already took on 29 October 1840, the Minister of the Interior in the cabinet of François Pierre Guillaume Guizot his place again.

Since the February Revolution of 1848 he lived mostly in England.

Awards

Works

• Traité de la Charité dans ses rapports avec l' état ​​moral, etc. of the classes inférieures de la société (par. 1829, 2nd edition 1836)
• Documents for Statistics sur la France (ibid. 1834)