fme_585642 - SECOND REPUBLIC Médaille parlementaire, Citoyen Henri Arnaud
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Type : Médaille parlementaire, Citoyen Henri Arnaud
Date: 1848
Mint name / Town : 83 - Var
Metal : silver
Diameter : 50 mm
Orientation dies : 12 h.
Weight : 71,18 g.
Edge : lisse + main ARGENT
Puncheon : main indicatrice (1845-1860) et ARGENT
Rarity : R3
Coments on the condition:
Exemplaire ayant été nettoyé, des frottements dans les champs. Traces de manipulation et une légère usure sur les hauts reliefs. Présence de quelques coups et rayures
Obverse
Obverse legend : REPUBLIQUE - FRANÇAISE.
Obverse description : Faisceau de licteur duquel sort une main de justice, entouré de deux cornes d’abondance ; à l’exergue MDCCCXLVIII, le tout dans une couronne de chêne.
Reverse
Reverse legend : *LIBERTÉ. ÉGALITÉ. FRATERNITÉ* (FLEURON) // ASSEMBLEE / NATIONALE / - / C.EN ARNAUD (HENRI).
Reverse description : Légende circulaire et en 3 lignes horizontales dans une couronne de chêne.
Commentary
Médaille attribuée en 1848 à Joseph, Henri Arnaud en tant que député du Var. Il naquit le 8 janvier 1798 à Draguignan (Var) et décéda le 9 juillet 1886 à Brignolles (Var). Il fut élu après la Révolution de 1848 et siégea en tant que député du Var à l’Assemblée nationale constituante du 23 avril 1848 au 26 mai 1849. Il fut réélu en 1849 et siégea de nouveau du 13 mai 1849 au 2 décembre 1851, mais opposé à Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte il se retira de la politique. Il siégeait à gauche sur les bancs de l’Assemblée.
Medal awarded in 1848 to Joseph, Henri Arnaud as deputy of Var. He was born on January 8, 1798 in Draguignan (Var) and died on July 9, 1886 in Brignolles (Var). He was elected after the Revolution of 1848 and sat as deputy of Var in the National Constituent Assembly from April 23, 1848 to May 26, 1849. He was re-elected in 1849 and sat again from May 13, 1849 to December 2, 1851, but opposed to Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte he retired from politics. He sat on the left on the benches of the Assembly
Medal awarded in 1848 to Joseph, Henri Arnaud as deputy of Var. He was born on January 8, 1798 in Draguignan (Var) and died on July 9, 1886 in Brignolles (Var). He was elected after the Revolution of 1848 and sat as deputy of Var in the National Constituent Assembly from April 23, 1848 to May 26, 1849. He was re-elected in 1849 and sat again from May 13, 1849 to December 2, 1851, but opposed to Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte he retired from politics. He sat on the left on the benches of the Assembly
Historical background
SECOND REPUBLIC
(02/24/1848-12/2/1852)
Louis-Napoleon was elected on December 10, 1848 as the first President of the Second Republic. He did not have the right to run again in 1852. Louis-Napoleon decided to make a coup planned for December 2, 1851, the anniversary of the coronation of the Eagle and the commemoration of the Battle of Austerlitz. The coup is ratified by a plebiscite on December 21 with more than 7.5 million YES and only 640,000 NO. Victor Hugo went into exile on December 12. The following year, he will publish "Napoléon le Petit" which will earn Louis-Napoleon, who has become Napoleon III in the meantime, this famous sentence: "Napoleon le Petit by Victor le Grand".
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