Franz Georg Joseph von Lassaulx

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Franz Georg Joseph von Lassaulx (Franz von Lassaulx or Lasaulx) (* 21st July 1781 in Koblenz , † 2. April 1818 in Nancy ) was a professor of law , writers , printers , booksellers , publishers and translators . His father was the court and government advisor Adam von Lassaulx (1753-1813).

Life

Franz von Lassaulx grew up in Koblenz under the impressions of the French Revolution and its consequences. In 1797 he was involved in founding a Republican club. Accompanied by his father, he first appeared as an interpreter for French at the age of sixteen. In 1798 he became an adjoint translator at the Koblenz criminal court with the rank of secretaire . A year later he gave up this position and concentrated on his work as a publicist. Lassaulx was able to rely on his father's print shop, which he later took over, and published the Koblenz newspaper between 1801 and 1803 . Because of its opposition reports to the French occupying power, it was confiscated several times and finally banned. At the end of 1801 Lassaulx was arrested for reporting on the restrictions on German wheat deliveries to England and imprisoned in the fortress of Ham . While working as a newspaper publisher, he founded a law firm in Koblenz.

professorship

In 1806 he was appointed to the newly established school for law in Koblenz , where he taught civil law. In 1807 he passed the printing works and the book trade to his brother-in-law L. Pauli and in 1808 he was a founding member of the casino company in Koblenz . In 1810 he became dean of the Koblenz School of Law and three years later General Inspector of the Imperial University of Law.

France

At the end of 1813 Franz von Lassaulx first went to Paris , which he had already visited twice before, and then spent the last years of his life in Lorraine . From 1814 he was dean of the Nancy Law School . There he died on April 2, 1818 after a long illness.

Franz Georg Joseph von Lassaulx was a Republican in terms of his convictions and admired the French Revolution , together with his future brother-in-law Joseph Görres and other schoolmates. His interest in poetry and the poets Goethe , Schiller and Klopstock was decisive for his literary activity . He was personally friends with Achim von Arnim and Clemens Brentano .

literature

  • City archive Koblenz (inventory StAK 623 No. 1232, No. 61)
  • Leo Just : The young Franz von Lassaulx: Two chapters of Rhenish life and picture history in the age of the great revolution; with an outline of the late development. Mach. Dissertation, University of Cologne , Cologne 1924
  • Karl Zimmermann: The founding of the Lassaulx print shop in Koblenz . In: Koblenzer Heimatblatt 3, Koblenz 1926. Also in: Hans Bellinghausen (Hrsg.): Alt Koblenz. A collection of historical treatises . Volume 1. Koblenz 1929, pp. 296-301
  • Konrad Feilchenfeldt:  Las (s) aulx, Franz. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 13, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1982, ISBN 3-428-00194-X , p. 643 ( digitized version ).
  • Helmut Kampmann: Koblenzer Presse-Chronik 80 newspapers from three centuries , Koblenz 1988, pp. 87, 95,113

further reading

  • Wilhelm Josef Becker: Overview of the history of the older Koblenz printing works, publishers, bookshops, the entire press and literary life (since 1700) , Part 1: Journal for local history from Coblenz and the surrounding area 1 (1920), Part 2: Journal for local history of the administrative district of Coblenz and the adjacent areas of Hessen-Nassau 2 (1921)
  • Fritz Michel : The Beginnings of Koblenz Book and Newspaper Printing , in: Rheinische Heimatblätter 2 (1925)
  • Leo Just: Franz von Lassaulx / a piece of life and educational history in the age of the great revolution and Napoleon , Bonn: Marcus & Weber 1926
  • Herbert Göpfert: Book and publishing in the 18th and 19th centuries: Contributions to the history of communication in Central and Eastern Europe , Berlin 1977
  • Gert Hagelweide: Literature for the German-language press / A bibliography - From the beginnings to 1970 (Dortmund contributions to newspaper research 35) 20 volumes , KG Saur, Munich 1985-2007
  • Ralf Reinhold: Overview of the historical development of the book trade in the Koblenz administrative district , in: Meisterwerke. Volume 9: Books. Catalog for the exhibition of the Koblenz Chamber of Crafts and the Koblenz State Museum, Koblenz 1992
  • Reinhard Wittmann: History of the German book trade 2. durchges. and exp. Edition , Munich 1999
  • Hilmar Tilgner: Reading societies on the Moselle and Middle Rhine in the age of enlightened absolutism. A contribution to the social history of the Enlightenment in the Electorate of Trier , Stuttgart 2001

Publishing products

Publishing place Koblenz

  • Adam Lassaulx: Lützel Coblenz, a historical-topographical attempt Coblenz : Lassaulx: [1793/94]
  • Franz von Lassaulx: Civil Code of the French Republic ; 1 Coblenz: Lassaulx [1793–94]
  • Franz von Lassaulx: Memorandum of the deputies of the Koblenz district to the people's representative Gillet , [SI] 1795 ( online )
  • Johann Georg August Gallett: Elementary book for the first school lesson in history , Koblenz: Lassaulx 1795, 82 pp.
  • Der Rübezahl: a monthly publication [series] 1. An VII = [1798/99], so that publication is discontinued. Koblenz: Lassaulx [1798/99], 130 pp.
  • Waterfall (author): Ruhr - Department / Historical - statistical pocket book for the Ruhr department . Koblenz: Lassaulx VIII [1799/1800] proven
  • Louis Madeleine Ripault: Short description of the strangest monuments in Upper Egypt: the citizen Bonaparte, first consul of the Franconian court , Koblenz: 1800 Lassaulx year 9
  • Koblenz newspaper , (1801-1803)
  • Des Decimus Magnus Ausonius: Poem from the Mosel , Koblenz: Lassaulx 1802, 94 p. ( Online in the Google book search)
  • Charles François Philibert Masson: La Fondation de la République, Coblenz: Lassaulx an X 1802
  • Charles François Philibert Masson: The establishment of the republic , Coblenz: Lassaulx 1802
  • Adam Lassaulx: LützelCoblenz, a historical topographical attempt , Coblenz: Lassaulx [1803], 48 pp.
  • Instruction, adressée par le prefect du Département de Rhin et Moselle, aux commissions administrtives des établissements d'humanité du mème département , Coblence: Lassaulx: an XII [1803]
  • J [oseph] Görres: Aphorisms about the organomony , Koblenz: Lassaulx 1803
  • Joseph von Görres: Aphorisms on art: as an introduction to aphorisms on organomony, physics, psychology and anthropology , Koblenz: Lassaulx 1804, 240 pp.
  • Karl Friedrich Pfender: The legal succession in the French Republic according to the law of 28th Germinal II , Koblenz: Lassaulx 1804
  • Files of the high treason trial initiated against Moreau, Georges and forty-five co-defendants , Coblenz: Lassaulx 1. 1804 - 2. 1804/05 [?]
  • Franz von Lassaulx: Civil Code of the French Republic of Coblenz : Lassaulx 1805 ( online in the Google book search)
  • Franz von Lassaulx: About the new civil law of the French, taking into account its deviations from common law and the previous French legislation . Koblenz 1806
  • Codex Napoleon , translated by F. Lassaulx, Koblenz 1807, Pauli and Comp. ( Online in Google Book Search); ( Digitized version )
  • Franz von Lassaulx: Journal für Gesetzeskunde und Rechtschehrsamkeit, Koblenz: Lassaulx, 1. 1804/06 - 2. 1805/06, 1807 ( online in the Google book search)
  • Commercial code, based on the only official original edition from the kaiserl. Printing , translated by Ms. Lassaulx, Koblenz, 1808, Pauli and Comp. ( Online in Google Book Search)
  • F. Lassaulx: Code of Law on Procedure in Civil Litigation - translated ... by F. Lassaulx , Koblenz 1808: printed and published by Pauli und Compagnie
  • Franz von Lassaulx: Annals of the Legislation of Napoleon , Koblenz [Lassaulx] 1. 1808 - 5. 1810/12 verified
  • Franz von Lassaulx: Annals of Napoleon's Legislation: a magazine in casual notebooks , Koblenz: Lassaulx: 1. 1808 - 5. 1813 ( online in the Google book search)
  • Franz von Lassaulx: Codex Napoleon - illustrated. u. annotated (Volumes 1, 2, 3a and 3b) , Lassaulx: 1809–1811
  • F. von Lassaulx, Doctor and Professor of Law, Decanus der Rechts = Faculty of Coblenz, Officer of the Imperial University, ec., Ec .: About the distinguishing characters of the Codex Napoleon (translated from the French by AC Wolters) , Hamburg 1811: With Friedrich Perthes
  • F. Lassaulx: Civil Law Book of the French Republic .... First part , (Appendix [1]): (Subscription offer): F. Lassaulx, Avone at the Tribunals in Coblenz (ed.): Journal für Gesetzeskunde und Rechtschehrsamkeit (from year 11 ) (Appendix [2]): Articles published by the Lassaulx'schen Buchhandlung in Coblenz , Coblenz: Year 11, in the Lassaulx'schen Buchhandlung

Publishing place Andernach

  • F. v. Lassaulx: Historisches Taschenbuch , Koblenz, Andernach: Lassaulx and Heckmann: 1801–1802
  • Andreas Georg Friedrich von Rebmann : View of the four new departments on the left bank of the Rhine, with regard to art diligence, customs, and the Maas rules, which may be necessary for their happiness , Koblenz [among others]: 1802, 119 pp.
  • Johann Jakob Richter: Memories of my trip on the Neckar and Rheine, Andernach: Lassaulx + Heckmann, Bd. 1, 1805

Publishing place Offenbach

  • Georg Christian Ludwig: Poems , Offenbach: Lassaulx 1803
personal data
SURNAME Lassaulx, Franz Georg Joseph von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Lassaulx, Franz von; Lasaulx, Franz von; Lassaulx, Franz von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German entrepreneur and publisher
DATE OF BIRTH July 21, 1781
PLACE OF BIRTH Koblenz
DATE OF DEATH April 2, 1818
Place of death Nancy