Charles Floquet

See also: Floquet

Charles Thomas Floquet , usually indicated under the name of Charles Floquet , born the October 2nd 1828 with Saint-Jean-Foot-of-Port (Yrénées-Atlantiques), died the January 18th 1896 with Paris, was a Politician French.

He exerted the functions of President of the Council of the ministers:

• of the April 3rd 1888 with the February 14th 1889: Government Charles Floquet
  succédant with Pierre Tirard (1 {{er}} government), and being in its turn replaced by Pierre Tirard (2 {{E}} government).

During its government, it had to make with the general Boulanger, which fought in duel with him the shortly after its nomination as a deputy. ---- Note: the completion dates of government indicated on anglophone Wikipedia can be false (on certain pages). They correspond each time to the Passation of the capacities between the former president of the Council, resigner but dispatching the go concern, and the new president of the Council have just been nommé. -----

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