The son of Francois Hyacinthe Arcambal and of Therese Rosalie Pelagie Deshayes, Piscatory was born on 6 April 1800.
13 Facts About Theobald Piscatory
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Theobald Piscatory was adopted by Antoine Pierre Piscatory and took his name.
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Theobald Piscatory returned to France on 7 August 1826 with General Fabvier.
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Theobald Piscatory was the conservative candidate to the Chambre des deputes in 1831 in the second college of Indre-et-Loire.
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Theobald Piscatory received 72 votes, losing to Cesar Joseph Bacot.
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Theobald Piscatory's mission was to assure the Greek leaders of French support for their cause and influence in the region, to assess Greece's progress since the arrival of Otto I, and to check whether or not France should deliver the third installment of the loan it had agreed to pay Greece.
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Theobald Piscatory was most likely not at the forefront of the movement, but still played an important role.
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Theobald Piscatory attempted to follow a political career under the Second French Republic and was elected representative for the departement of Indre-et-Loire in the Assemblee legislative on 13 May 1849.
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Theobald Piscatory was one of the most active members of the majority, belonging to the rue de Poitiers committee.
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Theobald Piscatory supported the Rome expedition, the Falloux law on education, 31 May 1850 electoral law, and the revision of the French constitution.
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Theobald Piscatory took part in the commission for public assistance and foresight, presided over by Thiers.
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Theobald Piscatory was one of the representatives who gathered in the town hall of the tenth arrondissement of Paris to protest the 2 December 1851 coup.
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Theobald Piscatory did retain links with Guizot and joined him in 1867 in forming a Greek committee in support of the Cretan insurgents.