Somme deputy who year after year moved to repeal the banishment of the royal houses
Born at Amiens in 1798, he practised law, served as bâtonnier of the Amiens bar and belonged to the city's academy. He was deputy for the Somme from 1846 to 1851, sitting with the opposition under the July Monarchy and on the right under the Second Republic. Marx records that from 1849 to 1851 he repeatedly moved to repeal the banishment of the former royal houses. He died at Amiens in 1864.
Also known as: Nicolas Creton
Activities and affiliations
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1846–1851
France state institutionsDeputy for the SommeMain
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Law and justice
Career Timeline
- 1846–1851Deputy for the Somme