A Political Romance‘What glory, to have created a new France’
A Political Romance: ‘What glory, to have created a new France’
Foley, Susan K.; Sowerwine, Charles
2015-11-16 00:00:00
[The elections of October 1877, which gave the republicans a majority of 119 in the Chamber of Deputies, sealed the victory for which Gambetta and Léon had struggled since 1872. The Republic had triumphed and monarchism would never again pose a serious threat. Gambetta had been pivotal to this triumph. He led the largest republican faction in the Chamber: roughly one hundred of the 326 republican Deputies were aligned with him. Nevertheless, President MacMahon not only refused to appoint him to lead a government; he even refused to include him in the ministry.2]
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A Political Romance‘What glory, to have created a new France’
[The elections of October 1877, which gave the republicans a majority of 119 in the Chamber of Deputies, sealed the victory for which Gambetta and Léon had struggled since 1872. The Republic had triumphed and monarchism would never again pose a serious threat. Gambetta had been pivotal to this triumph. He led the largest republican faction in the Chamber: roughly one hundred of the 326 republican Deputies were aligned with him. Nevertheless, President MacMahon not only refused to appoint him to lead a government; he even refused to include him in the ministry.2]
Published: Nov 16, 2015
Keywords: Personal Meeting; French Republic; Olive Branch; Republican Legislature; Republican Ministry
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