Charles-Alphonse Levert
Also known as: Levert, M. Levert
Overview
Bonapartist politician, a prefect under the Second Empire (prefect of the Bouches-du-Rhône 1866–1870, per the prefecture's list of prefects) and deputy for the Pas-de-Calais from 1872 to 1889, voting with the Bonapartist right against the republican governments (English Wikipedia, «Charles Levert», which gives his death as 1899). The index of Mon Journal t.13 lists «Levert (Charles Alphonse) homme politique : 36».
Not the same person as Mlle Levert, who married the deputy Sarlande (084.0207: «Sarlande le député qui a épousé il y a un an Mlle Levert»); that she was his daughter is not established here.
Relevance to Marie
One of the Bonapartist deputies of the Gavini circle who escort Marie to the Chamber at Versailles.
- 1878-12-07 (083.0362): in the omnibus from the Chamber to the station «M. Levert un ancien préfet badinguisard et le ministre de l'intérieur de Marcère».
- 1879-06-16 (085.0327): with Janvier de la Motte, one of the «cavaliers» of Marie and her mother at the sitting where Cassagnac is excluded.
References in Diary
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