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around 1805 to become chief clerk of the
Interior section of the Council of State. He then became a secretary in the Department of the Interior. He was appointed a member of the Committee of the Legal Claims Department in 1806. On 5 September 1807, when he was secretary of the Contentious Affairs
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Claude Hochet was made Master of
Requests and honorary Councilor of State in 1822. He resigned from his offices in 1839 to make way for his son Prosper. Prosper Hochet replaced his father as Secretary General of the Council of State on 12 March 1839. Claude Hochet died on 3 October 1857 at the
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at the end of 1799. He met
Benjamin Constant and Madame de Staël at Madame Suard's salon in Paris, and would remain a friend and correspondent of Madame de Staël for the rest of her life. They each wrote about sixty letters to the other between 1800 and 1815. Hochet also became a friend of
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Claude Hochet was born in Paris on 24 November 1772 in the rue du
Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, parish of Sainte-Marie-Madeleine. His parents were Claude Thomas Hochet (1735–1807), a Paris spice merchant, and Marie Elisabeth Révérard (died 1807). He had four sisters.
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Committee, he married
Gabrielle Boigues (1788–1855). She was the daughter of Pierre Boigues, a rich Parisian merchant, and Catherine Brousse. She brought a rich dowry of land, cash, jewels and two houses in Paris, and expected an inheritance from her father.
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for 30,000 francs. It had two main lodges, stables, an aviary, meadows, vineyards, walks and ponds. In 1822, he was appointed as an
Honorary State Counselor. Two more daughters were born, Louise (1818–86) and Gabrielle Claire (1823–93). His brother-in-law,
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Claude Hochet was made
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of 27 July 1794. For a short time Hochet was Secretary of the Council of Commerce, which was under the
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was born on 17 mars 1813. On 12 January 1814 Claude Hochet was elected Captain of the
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