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After the days of the Revolution of 1830, pressure increased again around the defenders of positivism and liberals in general. Elected for the development of the Polytechnic Council, and being astronomer of the Bureau des Longitudes in 1839, Poinsot can only find the position of Royal Advisor on Public Instruction at the beginning of the mandate of Siméon Denis Poisson in 1840 as dean of the Faculty of Sciences of Paris . What is the most important?<end_of_turn>
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The most important thing about the aforementioned situation is the historical context and the role of Siméon Denis Poisson and Poinsot in the intellectual and political development of the time.

The Revolution of 1830 refers to a series of events in France that culminated in the abdication of King Charles X and the establishment of a more liberal government led by Louis Philippe of Orleans. This political change generated tensions and pressures on different ideological groups, including proponents of positivism and liberals.

Siméon Denis Poisson was a prominent French mathematician, physicist and astronomer. During his tenure as dean of the Paris Faculty of Sciences, which began in 1840, he had a significant influence on the development of education and scientific research in France. Under his leadership, science education was promoted and research in various fields was promoted.

On the other hand, Poinsot was an astronomer at the Bureau des Longitudes and was also interested in positivism. However, due to the political pressures of the time and lack of opportunities, he could only find a position as Royal Adviser on Public Instruction.

The most important thing in this context is the relevance of the historical moment in which these two prominent French intellectuals and scientists find themselves. The Revolution of 1830 and subsequent political tensions influenced the professional opportunities and limitations they faced. Despite the pressure, the promotion of education and science remained a priority at the Paris Faculty of Sciences under the direction of Siméon Denis Poisson. This historical period marked a crucial point for the development of scientific education and liberal thought in France.<end_of_turn><eos>