Question

explain the work of directory 1995 to 99

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The Constitution of 1795 framed by the National Convention vested the executive authority in France in a committee of five Directors known as the Directory.
The Directory was in power in France for four years (1795-99) when it was overthrown by General Napoleon.

The Directors were men of mediocre talents and did not hesitate to practise bribery and corruption. They failed to rise to the occasion and could not tackle the problems facing the country.
The first Directors were Carnot, the organiser of victory, Letoumeur, an engineer, Larevelliere Lepeaux, a Girondist, Rewbell, a Jacobin and Barras. Barras hailed from the South.

In 1789, he was elected to the Third Estate. In course of time, he became a good Jacobin. He took courage to attack Robespierre. He saved the National Convention by employing Napoleon Bonaparte in 1795. Consequently, he was made one of the five Directors.

He was a clever politician, a cynic, entirely unscrupulous, immoral who “loved the throne for its velvet,” and was always in debt. He had an imposing appearance and fine manners. He was the leader of the Parisian society.

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