[领事馆和帝国的残废人]。

Histoire des sciences medicales Pub Date : 2014-07-01

Guy Carrieu

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法国领事馆和第一帝国时期的伤残士兵和军官，如果他们受了重伤，仍然残废，则在国家荣军院得到照顾。进入住所的条件和他们在那里的生活方式被仔细审查。

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[The invalids of the Consulate and the Empire].

The invalid soldiers and officers during French Consulate and 1st Empire were taken care of in the National Residence of the Invalids, if they were badly wounded and had remained cripple. The conditions to enter the Residence and the way of life they lived there are scrutinized.

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