François Roussel-Despierres

François Roussel-Despierres , so known under the pseudonym of François Roussel , is a French personality of the Third Republic, at the same time high-ranking magistrate, Diplomate and writer.

Born the February 21st 1864 with Milianah, in Algeria, where his/her father Jean Roussel-Despierres had been appointed judge, François Roussel-Despierres, after studies of right, was successively listener with the Council of State (1888 - 1894), attached to the cabinet of the Minister for the public Travaux, of the ministry for the marine , assistant chief of the cabinet of the Minister of Interior Department, of the Minister of Justice, principal private secretary of the president of the Sénat (1896 - 1899), City council man Cahors, sub-manager of the cabinet of the President of the Republic Emile Loubet (1899). It was then Minister of state, with Monaco, representing the French government near the Prince Albert 1 {{er}}.

François Roussel-Despierres was with Paul the Court and Phileas Lebesgue was one of the cofounders, on June 24th, 1926, of the first Company " Atlantéennes" studies; , from which will leave, in October 1927, the Review `Atlantis'

François Roussel-Despierres wrote several works:

the esthetic Ideal, outlines of a philosophy of the beauty (Alcan, Paris, 1904)
Out of skepticism, freedom and beauty (Alcan, Paris, 1907)
the Hierarchy of the principles and the social problems (Alcan, Paris, 1912)
the Enchantment of the sea (Bookstore of France, Paris, 1923), illustrated by Antoine Bourdelle

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