Martignac ministry

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The Martignac ministry was a moderate French government under King Charles X (1828–1829) that briefly attempted liberal reforms during the Bourbon Restoration before being replaced by a more reactionary cabinet.

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Martignac ministry canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French government ministry
cabinet
attemptedPolicy liberal reforms
capital Paris
country France
dissolvedBy Charles X of France
endTime 1829-08-08
followedBy Polignac ministry
followedByEvent formation of the Polignac ministry
follows Villèle ministry
governmentForm constitutional monarchy
governmentHeadTitle President of the Council of Ministers
hasLanguage French
hasMinister Baron Louis
Comte de La Ferronnays
surface form: Comte de Chabrol de Crouzol

Comte de La Bourdonnaye
Comte de La Ferronnays
Comte de Montbel
Jean-Étienne-Marie Portalis
surface form: Comte de Portalis

Jean-Baptiste de Martignac
Martial de Guernon-Ranville
headOfGovernment Jean-Baptiste de Martignac
historicalPeriod Restoration France
ideology constitutional monarchism
moderate liberalism
legislature Chamber of Deputies of the French Third Republic
surface form: Chamber of Deputies of France

Chamber of Peers of France
locatedIn Paris
monarch Charles X of France
namedAfter Jean-Baptiste de Martignac
opposedBy ultra-royalists
partOf Bourbon Restoration
politicalOrientation centrist
moderate
precededByEvent fall of the Villèle ministry
reasonForEnd pressure from ultra-royalists
royal distrust of liberal policies
replacedBy Polignac ministry
replaces Villèle ministry
significantFor attempt to reconcile monarchy with liberal opposition
moderation during late Bourbon Restoration
startTime 1828-01-04
supportedBy constitutional liberals
moderate royalists
temporalLocation 1820s

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Second Bourbon Restoration keyEvent Martignac ministry
Villèle ministry followedBy Martignac ministry
Polignac ministry precededBy Martignac ministry