1. Prosper Hochet's parents were Claude Hochet and Gabrielle Boigues.
14 Facts About Prosper Hochet
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Prosper Hochet had three sisters and one brother, Jules Hochet.
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Prosper Hochet was among the twenty founders of the Conference Mole debating society on 19 March 1832.
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Claude Prosper Hochet resigned from his offices in 1839 to make way for his son.
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Prosper Hochet replaced his father as Secretary General of the Council of State on 12 March 1839.
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Prosper Hochet was made a knight of the Legion of Honour on 4 May 1844.
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Prosper Hochet was elected a member of the Chamber of Deputies on 1 August 1846 for the Cher department.
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Prosper Hochet's opponent was Florestan Bonnaire, who said he would demand freedom of education "under the supervision of the university".
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Prosper Hochet was in favour of fulfilling the guarantees of the charter without subterfuge.
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Prosper Hochet left office when the chamber was dissolved on 24 February 1848.
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In June 1850 Prosper Hochet was Secretary General of the Council of State, of which Henri Georges Boulay de la Meurthe was president.
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Prosper Hochet ran the offices at the quai d'Orsay supported by Philippe Pierson as Secretary of Litigation, five secretaries of sections and committees and various other administrators.
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Prosper Hochet resigned from the consultative commission as of 23 January 1852.
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Prosper Hochet was a member of the Cercle des chemins de fer in 1861.