Édouard Mortier

French general and Prime Minister

Édouard Mortier - French general and Prime Minister
Born

1768
257 years ago

Died

July 28th, 1835
189 years ago — 67 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

France

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Served as a prominent military leader and political figure in France. Held the rank of General under Napoleon Bonaparte, participating in significant battles during the Napoleonic Wars. Later appointed as the 15th Prime Minister of France in 1834, overseeing the government during a period of political change. Contributed to military reforms and played a crucial role in the restoration of the monarchy after the fall of Napoleon.

Served as Prime Minister of France

Participated in the Napoleonic Wars

Held the title of duc de Trévise

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