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Servais married his cousin, Anne
Justine Elisa Boch (1819–1860) on 16 November 1841. Through the Bochs, and Anne's mother's family (the Richards), Servais was marrying into a political web that also included the Thilges, Pescatore, Northomb, d'Huart, and de Prémorel families.
259:, which published its first edition on 21 December 1836. Servais used the paper to promote his political interests, particularly improving transport links, an example of which was the construction of a permanent roadway between
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by one-third. His other main issue was education. Primary education was regulated by the state for the first time in 1843, and the scope of the
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in instruction was anathema to the radical
Servais. Similarly, when the issue of secondary education was discussed, Servais argued that the
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was amended to allow for self-government. On 3 August 1841, Servais was named one of nine representatives of
Luxembourg that convened in
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core constituency. However, Servais' efforts were in vain, as the Treaty was accepted by both the
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on its formulation. For his work on doing so, he was awarded the rank of
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restraint, and led the (unsuccessful) campaign to reduce the
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748:President of the Chamber of Deputies
646:Director-General for Foreign Affairs
337:Servais was prominent in advocating
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1023:Members of the Frankfurt Parliament
1033:Commanders of the Legion of Honour
428:(Knight 2nd Class with Star, 1865)
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562:"Lambert Joseph Emmanuel Servais"
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665:Director-General for Finances
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419:Order of the Netherlands Lion
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272:First Treaty of London
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