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Zustand: Good. Als. 2 pp. relative to le roi.Pierre-Joseph Boyer est un magistrat et homme politique français né le 14 novembre 1754 à Toulouse (Haute-Garonne) et décédé le 24 février 1853 à Paris.Biographie.Issue d'une famille de Toulouse anoblie par le capitoulat de la ville, il s'installe à Paris comme avocat en 1781. Il entre au service de Louis-Jean-Marie de Bourbon, duc de Penthièvre, et gère sa correspondance avec l'administration et les tribunaux de l'Amirauté. Il reste à son service jusqu'en 1792.Il intègre les bureaux du ministère de la Justice sous le Directoire, puis prend la direction des affaires civiles et du sceau. Il est nommé membre de la Cour de Cassation sous le Consulat et devient président de chambre en 1829, devient président honoraire en 1844.…

Manuscript document, 1 page, written on both sides. Certified and signed by Brigadier General Pierre François Joseph Boyer (17721851), Chief of the General Staff of the Army of Saint-Domingue. Stamped "État Major Général de l'Armée de St. Domingue.". Signed death report by General Boyer documenting the demise of General Leclerc and senior officers during Napoleon's failed Saint-Domingue expedition. Official death report issued and certified by Boyer, listing General Charles Leclerc and other high-ranking French officers who died during Napoleon's Saint-Domingue expedition (18021803). The document opens with the death of General en chef Charles LeclercNapoleon Bonaparte's brother-in-law and commander of the expeditionon 11 Brumaire an XI (2 November 1802). It also includes Generals Dugua, Watrin, Jab?onowski, Meyer, Tribale, and others, thirteen names in total, most of whom succumbed to yellow fever during the epidemic that severely weakened French forces. The Saint-Domingue expedition aimed to reestablish French control over the colony and suppress the Haitian Revolution, led by figures such as Toussaint Louverture and later Jean-Jacques Dessalines. The 1802 yellow fever outbreak devastated the French army, killing over half its troops and much of its leadership. Leclerc's death was a critical blow, accelerating the collapse of the campaign, which ended in French defeat at Vertières (18 November 1803) and the declaration of Haitian independence on 1 January 1804the first Black republic and the only nation founded by a successful slave revolt. Boyer, who survived the expedition, went on to a distinguished military career under both the Empire and the Bourbon Restoration, serving in Spain and attaining the rank of General of Division. This document is a rare contemporary witness to the collapse of Napoleon's colonial ambitions in the Caribbean. . Minor edge wear; overall in good condition. Manuscript document, 1 page, written on both sides. Certified and signed by Brigadier General Pierre François Joseph Boyer (17721851), Chief of the General Staff of the Army of Saint-Domingue. Stamped "État Major Général de l'Armée de St. Domingue.".…