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FAUCHET, Jean Antoine Joseph, Baron, diplomatist, born in St. Quentin, France, in 1763. He was a law student at Paris when the Revolution began, and published a pamphlet in defense of its principles. He was appointed secretary of the executive council, and was ambassador to the United States in 1794'6. He produced a work on the United States and their relations with France (translation by W. Duane, Philadelphia, 1797). The directory nominated him a commissioner to Santo Domingo, but he declined. Under Bona parte he was prefect of the Vat, and in 1805 of the Arno, and was made a baron. On Napoleon's re turn he was made prefect of the Gironde.
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