On 20 June 1764, Tillot was made marchese di Felino, receiving its lands as well as those of San Michele Tiorre.
12.
Tillot, like a latter-day Colbert, reorganized Parmesan luxury productions : gloves, velvet and other fine textiles, and featherdressing.
13.
Much the same fate awaited them in the territories of the Bourbon Duke of Parma and Piacenza, advised by the liberal minister Guillaume du Tillot.
14.
Upon her arrival, Maria Amalia was expected to submit to the wishes of Du Tillot, who regarded her with suspicion, which immediately caused a conflict.
15.
In 1756, Tillot invited to court Guillaume Rouby de Cals, whom he employed first in the financial administration, then as his personal secretary and aide.
16.
Tillot instituted an Acad�mie des Beaux Arts, a museum of Antiquities, a ducal printing-press, which produced the " Gazzetta di Parma ".
17.
Petitot survived Tillot's disgrace, took over Tillot's early employment as master of ceremonies and remained court architect at Parma until his death in 1801.
18.
Petitot survived Tillot's disgrace, took over Tillot's early employment as master of ceremonies and remained court architect at Parma until his death in 1801.
19.
With the fall of minister du Tillot, and later the dislocations occurring Northern Italy after the French Revolution, the influence and scope of commissions for Petitot waned.
20.
Tillot placed his influence with the Bourbon courts of France, Spain and Naples, in reducing antiquated ecclesiastical privileges, even the freedom from taxation of properties of the Church.
