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BERTIN , a family of distinction in the history of French journalism. The most important member of the family, generally regarded as the father of modern
Journal Francais and other papers during the French Revolution. After the 18th Brumaire he founded the paper , with which the name of his family has chiefly been connected, the Journal des Dehats. He was suspected of royalist tendencies by the consulate and was exiled in 18oi. He returned to Paris in 1804 and resumed the management of the paper , the title of which had been changed by order of Napoleon
Empire
title and continued his support of the royalist causeduring the Hundred Days; he directed the Monileur de Gandtill 1823, when the Journal des Dehats became the recognized organ of the constitutional opposition. Bertin's support was, however, given to the July monarchy after 1830. He died on the 13th of September 1841. LOUIS FRANCOIS BERTIN DE VAUX (1771-1842), the younger brother of Bertin aine, took a leading part
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