Maximilien Henri de Saint-Simon

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Maximilien Henri de Saint-Simon (born November 15, 1720 , † 1799 in Utrecht ) was a French officer, historian and writer.

date of death

On the basis of documents in the archives of the University of Göttingen (Göttingen, Universitätsarchiv, Ger E LIX 1 and 2) Frank William Peter Dougherty declared that Saint-Simon died on August 20, 1795 in Göttingen. Saint-Simon's wife also died in Göttingen on August 15, 1798. Dougherty suspects that the year "1799" found in the literature for Saint-Simon's death year is based on a confusion with the year in which Saint-Simons estate in Utrecht was sold.

Dougherty explains that Saint-Simon left Utrecht when the French occupied Brabant in 1794. He went into exile in Hanover and from there to Göttingen in May 1795.

Works

  • Of the jacinth. Amsterdam, 1768
  • Histoire de la guerre des Alpes, ou Campagne de 1744. 1769 ( digital version ; PDF; 17.6 MB)
  • Histoire de le guerre des Bataves et des Romains.
  • Essai de traduction littérale et energique. Haarlem, 1771
  • Temora, poème épique d'Ossian. Amsterdam, 1774, in-8);
  • Nyctologues de Plato. Utrecht, 1784
  • Absurdités speculatives.
  • Memoires on the troubles actuels de la France. 1788
  • Essai sur le despotisme et les Révolutions de la Russie. 1794

Individual evidence

  1. http://www.cosmovisions.com/SaintSimon.htm
  2. ^ Dougherty, Frank William Peter: The correspondence of Johann Friedrich Blumenbach. Rev., augm. and ed. by Norbert Klatt. Vol. 4 (1791-1795). Klatt, Göttingen 2012. Brosamen for Blumenbach Research; 5, p. 379, footnotes. ( http://webdoc.sub.gwdg.de/ebook/mon/2012/ppn%20688942709.pdf digitized])