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After the revolution Of the 18TH of
f,rumaire, Garnet WAS re gu ~
France aud first appointed 'nspc' tori
Of reviews, and afterwards minister
of war on the cd ofApri', 1900; which
post he did not lung keep. but alian'
doned it on account Of the interter~
eucc and opposition Of Napoleon.
whose despo,ism could never be re-
roncieh with the republican princt
~ les aud iirmness Of Garnet. lie rel
Tired TO live Will, his family, hut Oh
the 9.l, Of March, fs02. he wascaleh|
40 tie ti'ibuuate, where he disp'ayna|
The same inilcxibility OF principle that
had before distinguished hin. lie
). frequently opposed the views of gov
ern,neut; was the only voted against
the consulate for life, but ao an
attacked with great courage and ex
traordinarp vehemcnce thepropositioh
of declaring Hunaparte emperor. lis
speech, though its reasoaing was
scsk. was strong in its principles II
was opposed with bitterness by tnan,
|of his ealIesgue. who wishing TO gain
flavor at the expense Of Carrot, re-
Traced his revolutionary conduct with
more malice tran truth hc however
persisted in his opinion. and aioac
refused to sign the register OF attic
|sicn.
. On the dissolution Of the sriaunate
i lie again employed t;,aself in his
military studics, published in 1911, &
work on the defence of places; he
, lived for a long time in kind Of
!. obsruri,s, attentive only To Ills family
and in 1871 was appointed comimAn-
= licr of Anterrps at the very peript
4 when the enemy was approaching IL
d he preserved however the suburbs
9 particularly one very superhpzrt, th'
/ linlabitsnts OF which have since cree
/. lied monument iH honor OF him
Is lie concluded IN armistice with lh'
n english general Graham, TO whom
y ~ order Of the kings he gave ny ~
= post. Tn his return II the capital
'et, is said. tl,us he had an an'l'enss
: With the king, with which he wa
- satisfied; but the progress Of the teii
- lsicai retrartion. the natural result .
toIrhc events Niiirh had just taken plac
v. En France. made hin fear genera
III prescription and some mSpths aFte
at lis rctu,u 10 Paris, lie pnlaisltd
OF ...mp!i,et which agaiu drew n,n
IL i'm the attention Of the milton. |
., ms work he gave advice TO the KIN;
ed ,.,roacheJ tue minister's with the'
nc tuits and ineapaci,s, ami predicte
g rew political convulsiop, ii the eyi
~, ,,,intcd out were not promptly reni'
I'D.
in siis pronhcei"s proved true, q
10 Napoleon soon landed NJ Cannes. ~
m l"rivrh ut Paris, w,;lnuf saisina
ar h!ow, Carnol having spoken freely
m Napoleon in his puAlitt.rion lad i
all expectation OF being employed, .,
led notwithstanding refusal, he lin 1
ed consented 10 act as minister oS il
nc exterior. upon the repeated reqaes
us II the partizuhs Of NapaIean. vi
~, ne represented to him the falas cons
-. lquencrs OF a refusal TO act, under Il
he circumstance that then existed. 1
ofwas successfully createda Count al
.adla Peer, and cxerteI himself as inus
by las possible TO second the views of n
He lpulcon. But Tic emperor dictated
pu- HIN. while others eoutradictcd al
otIimpedsd The operation ofhis measure
even the choice Of the projects "
ac' mot left to him.
ea- .
ms LII order to adhere strictly to tru
{ is necessary to say, that Garnet d
IRE NOT make use Of any of those siole
~ measures, which, with SO much reas
no wcrc with fear expected from Min
nd the changes which he maize in i
lily department we're but few. Havi,
"a become a member of the provision
en- government after the second fall
), !'pnaparic. he acted with his usu
:. ~ honesty and good faith hut as VI
M believed, lie WAS tluped by ninist
In. nacrc crafty and cautious than ,iiinse
- lie contributed however, TO {,
,c. negotiations which preserved Il
nd capital, and WAS the oaly one of Il
he members Of that authority, who W
nd so'Gpriscd in The ordinance of [!
on king. Of the 2ist Of July. 1915, y,
'u- retired 10 Cerncy. under the iuspecti
Ia Of the minister Of police. He so
~ lpubiislea new memorial, viii
was written with that sort Of opeune
d. and sincerity for which lac has 3;
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