While in prison, this man wrote an economic manifesto titled "The Extinction of Pauperism." Later, this man appointed as Education Minister the Count of Falloux, who passed two namesake laws promoting Catholic schools. This man's cabinet also included the Count of Persigny, who was Interior Minister, and the Polish-born Count Walewski, who was Foreign Minister. This leader caused an international incident when he ordered the warship Charlemagne into the Black Sea, part of a dispute over who would be the protector of Maronite Christians. This man signed a secret treaty at Plombiers in which he agreed to intervene in Italy. This man's capital city was redesigned by Baron Haussman, and this ruler was forced to abdicate after the Battle of Sedan, leading to the Third Republic. For ten points, name this man who ruled F
While in prison, this man wrote an economic manifesto titled "The Extinction of Pauperism." Later, this man appointed as Education Minister the Count of Falloux, who passed two namesake laws promoting Catholic schools. This man's cabinet also included the Count of Persigny, who was Interior Minister, and the Polish-born Count Walewski, who was Foreign Minister. This leader caused an international incident when he ordered the warship Charlemagne into the Black Sea, part of a dispute over who would be the protector of Maronite Christians. This man signed a secret treaty at Plombiers in which he agreed to intervene in Italy. This man's capital city was redesigned by Baron Haussman, and this ruler was forced to abdicate after the Battle of Sedan, leading to the Third Republic. For ten points, name this man who ruled France during the Second Empire.
While in prison, this man wrote an economic manifesto titled "The Extinction of Pauperism."
{Louis Napoleon} Bonaparte or {Napoleon III}