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Charles Alexandre, visconde de Calonne (Douai, 20 de janeiro de 1734 – Paris, 29 de outubro de 1802) foi um estadista francês e o controlador geral das finanças do Estado, durante o reinado de Luís XVI, entre os anos de 1783 e 1787.
Charles Alexandre de Calonne (20 January 1734 – 30 October 1802), titled Count of Hannonville in 1759, was a French statesman, best known for being Louis XVI's Controller-General of Finances (minister of finance) in the years leading up to the French revolution.
Charles-Alexandre de Calonne, comte d'Hannonville, est un magistrat, administrateur, économiste et homme politique français, né à Douai le 20 janvier 1734 et mort à Paris le 30 octobre 1802.
Charles-Alexandre de Calonne (born Jan. 20, 1734, Douai, France—died Oct. 29, 1802, Paris) was a French statesman whose efforts to reform the structure of his nation’s finance and administration precipitated the governmental crisis that led to the French Revolution of 1789.
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Charles de Calonne (1734-1802) was a royal minister whose attempts to reform the nation’s fiscal system in the late 1780s helped trigger the revolution. A judge’s son from northern France, Calonne entered the public service as an indentant and displayed a capacity for managing difficult financial matters.
29 de mar. de 2022 · Charles Alexandre de Calonne becomes Controller-General of France and is tasked with saving the kingdom from financial ruin. 22 Feb 1787 - 25 May 1787 The Assembly of Notables meets in the Palace of Versailles to discuss financial reforms.
Calonne, Charles Alexandre de. views 3,944,698 updated. Charles Alexandre de Calonne (shärl älĕksäN´drə də kälōn´), 1734–1802, French statesman, controller general of finances (1783–87). Faced with a huge public debt and a steadily deteriorating financial situation, Calonne adopted a spending policy to inspire confidence in the ...
