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, Adrien Cyprien Duquesnoy, né le 26 septemb … Adrien Cyprien Duquesnoy, né le 26 septembre 1759 à Briey et mort à Rouen le 3 mars 1808, avocat, agronome, syndic de l'assemblée provinciale de Lorraine et Barrois, député électeur du bailliage de Briey (1789-1791), maire de Nancy (1792), maire du Xe arrondissement de Paris (1803).aire du Xe arrondissement de Paris (1803).
, Adrien Dusquenoy (26 November 1759 – 3 Mar … Adrien Dusquenoy (26 November 1759 – 3 March 1808) was a leading figure in the French Revolution. Dusquenoy was born in Briey. At the time of the 1789 convening of the Estates-General, he was elected as a deputy for the Third Estate from Nancy, where he had been a prominent member of the commercial bourgeoisie. A "constitutionalist," he repeatedly expressed concern that France be governed by a collaboration between king and legislative body. For instance, in the May 1790 debate on the right to declare war/peace, he argued that allowing the king to do so alone would "compromise liberty," whereas giving the right to the Assembly alone would be "to lose the monarchy, and replace it not with democracy, but aristocracy." When the Constituent Assembly dissolved itself, Duquesnoy returned to Lorraine where he was elected mayor of Nancy. Denounced as a monarchist, he was arrested during the Terror, released, arrested again, and again released. Under Napoleon, he was named to the Legion of Honor and served as mayor of the 10th arrondissement of Paris. Having lost the support of Napoleon and suffered significant business losses, he committed suicide in 1808.ness losses, he committed suicide in 1808.
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Adrien Dusquenoy (26 de noviembre de 1759 … Adrien Dusquenoy (26 de noviembre de 1759 - 3 de marzo de 1808) fue una figura principal de la Revolución francesa. Dusquenoy nació en Briey. Fue elegido como diputado por Nancy, donde fue elegido Alcalde, para el tercer estado de Estados Generales de 1789. Participó en la Toma de la Bastilla, donde dijo la famosa frase: "Sí, ¡verdaderamente seremos libres! Nuestras manos nunca llevarán cadenas otra vez." Bajo Napoleón, trabajó en el Ministerio del Interior.ón, trabajó en el Ministerio del Interior.
, Adrien Cyprien Duquesnoy, né le 26 septemb … Adrien Cyprien Duquesnoy, né le 26 septembre 1759 à Briey et mort à Rouen le 3 mars 1808, avocat, agronome, syndic de l'assemblée provinciale de Lorraine et Barrois, député électeur du bailliage de Briey (1789-1791), maire de Nancy (1792), maire du Xe arrondissement de Paris (1803).aire du Xe arrondissement de Paris (1803).
, Adrien Dusquenoy (26 November 1759 – 3 Mar … Adrien Dusquenoy (26 November 1759 – 3 March 1808) was a leading figure in the French Revolution. Dusquenoy was born in Briey. At the time of the 1789 convening of the Estates-General, he was elected as a deputy for the Third Estate from Nancy, where he had been a prominent member of the commercial bourgeoisie. A "constitutionalist," he repeatedly expressed concern that France be governed by a collaboration between king and legislative body. For instance, in the May 1790 debate on the right to declare war/peace, he argued that allowing the king to do so alone would "compromise liberty," whereas giving the right to the Assembly alone would be "to lose the monarchy, and replace it not with democracy, but aristocracy."e it not with democracy, but aristocracy."
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