Michel AZÉMA, a delegate to the National Convention from the - Lot 299

Michel AZÉMA, a delegate to the National Convention from the Aude department (Argeliers, Aude, 1752–1827), served as a deputy for the Aude in 1791 and later in the National Convention, where he voted for the execution of Louis XVI. He served as a judge at the Pamiers court during the First Empire—Letter signed by Convention members AZÉMA (from the Aude) and OUDOT (from the Côte-d’Or), the members in charge of correspondence on the Legislation Committee. (Printed letterhead, vignette). To the citizens comprising the Civil Committee of the Revolutionary Section. Paris, 23 Pluviôse, Year 3 (November 13, 1794): “Your reorganization table, fellow citizens, mentions that of the 16 members who made up your Committee, 6 have opted for other positions and 4 have been removed by lot…” The Committee invites them to determine the number of candidates needed to fill the vacancies on the Committee.