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His friendship with Roland allowed Bosc to rise to a substantial position, but when that minister fell into disgrace he was dismissed on 31 May 1793. Bosc left Paris, and lived as a country former in the forest of
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in 1789, new laws in France permitted freedom of the press and assembly, allowing the formation of new societies, newspapers and journals. Among these was the Société d'Histoire
Naturelle, founded in 1790 in Bosc's Home. Its journal,
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Notton (2007) provides a catogue of parasitic wasps with reference to Bosc's collection. Dolan (2020) gives a full bibliography of Bosc's publications, and a list of all the species described by him.
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Bosc was brought back to France, where he served for a time as administrator of hospitals and prisons and obtained, in 1803, after a sojourn in
Switzerland and Italy courtesy of
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round the world expedition as a naturalist, but declined. This was fortunate for him, as the expedition was lost after leaving
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in the rural husbandry section. In 1825, he succeeded
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604:"One must be a citizen before being a naturalist"
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