Camille Jordan - Vrai sens du vote national sur le Consulat à vie - 1802





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Camille Jordan’s 1802 first-edition political pamphlet, *Vrai sens du vote national sur le Consulat à vie*, has 60 pages and a soft paper cover.
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Camille Jordan (1771-1821). True sense of the national vote on the Consulate for life. Paris, Merchants of novelties, undated [1802], 60 pp.
An octavo brochure (195x125 mm), marbled paper covers. A small tear without seriousness on the title page. Interior fresh
Original edition
This political brochure was published in 1802, at the moment when Bonaparte submitted to the French people the question of his retention in power as First Consul for life. Camille Jordan, a Lyon-based politician and former deputy, here contests the meaning and scope of the national vote, in a text opposing the authoritarian evolution of the consular regime. His opposition to the life Consulate earned him a police seizure measure.
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Camille Jordan (1771-1821). True sense of the national vote on the Consulate for life. Paris, Merchants of novelties, undated [1802], 60 pp.
An octavo brochure (195x125 mm), marbled paper covers. A small tear without seriousness on the title page. Interior fresh
Original edition
This political brochure was published in 1802, at the moment when Bonaparte submitted to the French people the question of his retention in power as First Consul for life. Camille Jordan, a Lyon-based politician and former deputy, here contests the meaning and scope of the national vote, in a text opposing the authoritarian evolution of the consular regime. His opposition to the life Consulate earned him a police seizure measure.

