Draft:History of French bureaucracy
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The history of French bureaucracy is the evolution of implemented bureaucratic administration in various levels of mainland and colonial French governments, which fully emerged during the Napoleonic era, though with influence from prior political structures and events both in France and in broader Europe. The Napoleonic Wars led to the fall of multiple long-lasting monarchical powers such as the Holy Roman Empire, which were replaced with French-installed bureaucratic systems. The facilities and organizational structures that were implemented in this era by the First French Empire held a strong influence on the governments of those nations long after their territories were partitioned back from France after the fall of Napoleon, and continue to hold influence today.
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- Comment: The sources provided don't seem to mention enough about the subject to show notability. Clearfrienda 💬 00:43, 8 December 2021 (UTC)
The term bureaucracy itself is borrowed from the French term bureaucratie, and its earliest known use in the English language was in reference to politics in France.[1]
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