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RAYMOND JOSEPH PAUL

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Originally appearing in Volume V24, Page 584 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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RAYMOND
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JOSEPH
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PAUL  ,
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comte de
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Segur d'
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Aguesseau (1803-1889), third son of
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Octave de Segur, took his
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mother's
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family name in addition to his own . He studied
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law at
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Aix and
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Paris . As procureur
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general of
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Amiens he gave in
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March 183o a decision on the question of the electoral lists which pleased the liberal party, but
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late in the
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year, as substitute in the royal
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court of Paris, he ordered the suppression of certain liberal
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journals, and in other
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civil appointments was accused of reactionary
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administration . He gave his
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adhesion to
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Prince
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Louis
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Napoleon, and became a member of the consultative
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commission in 1851, and of the
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senate in 1852 . After the fall of the
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empire
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lie retired into private
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life .

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