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M. Necker

The French finance minister, a historical figure mentioned in the narrative.

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Also known as Necker, the wonderful M. Necker

First appearance: vii politicians

M. Necker shows up with force in Omnes Omnibus. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Referenced as a minister whose counsels of reform were opposed by Privilege, and whose hand was strengthened by the protest in Nantes.
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In Omnes Omnibus: Referenced as a minister whose counsels of reform were opposed by Privilege, and whose hand was strengthened by the protest in Nantes. Later, in II: Quos Deus Vult Perdere: The Swiss banker whose…

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PDPhilippe de Vi…AMAndré-Louis Mo…LELeandreBEBesenvalMDMarquis de La …MNM. Necker

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  • Historical and Minor Figures
  • Nobles and Revolutionaries
  • Protagonist
  • Commedia dell'Arte Troupe

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