with his colleagues in office, with taking to Napoleon the act accepting his second abdication. Bourbon Restoration Carnot-Feulins's brother, Lazare Carnot, was asked to be part of the provisional government. Carnot-Feulins replaced Lazare as interim minister of the Interior from 23 June to 9 July 1815. Soon afterwards he had to retire since he had reached the age limit. Due to a correspondence between him and his brother, who was in exile, he was arrested, but was almost immediately released. In 1817 the royal government promoted him to the rank of lieutenant-general. He died at Autun, Saône-et-Loire, on 17 July 1838, aged 81. Works Works include: References Citations Sources 1755 births 1836 deaths French interior ministers