Jean Antoine Joseph Fauchet
Male, Deceased Person
1763 – 1834
Who was Jean Antoine Joseph Fauchet?
Jean Antoine Joseph Fauchet was a French diplomat, and French ambassador to the United States.
He studied law. When the French Revolution broke out, he published pamphlets in praise of the event. He was a secretary in the Ministry of War, and then Executive Council.
He was appointed ambassador to the United States, with orders to arrest Edmond-Charles GenĂȘt. He wrote an essay about the Franco-American relations and America itself. He pressed the United States for repayment of the loans that had been made. Some intercepted letters that he wrote, were used to embarrass Edmund Randolph.
He supported Napoleon's coup d'etat, and was made a prefect of Var, and then Gironde. In 1805, he was made a baron. He was dismissed during the Bourbon Restoration in 1814.
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