Government Charles de Freycinet (1)

Government Charles de Freycinet (1) (December 28th 1879 - September 19th 1880)

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Historical of the governments of France
preceding Government: Government William Henri Waddington (February 4th, 1879 - December 21st, 1879)
following Government: Government Jules Ferry (1) (September 23rd, 1880 - November 10th, 1881)

Minister of Justice, Minister for Justice: Theodore-Jules Cazot
Minister of Interior Department and Worships: Charles Lepère (suspension of the functions on May 17th, 1880)
Minister for Finance: Pierre Magnin
Minister for the War: Jean Joseph Frederic Albert Farre
Minister for the State education and the Art schools: Jules Ferry
Minister for the Navy and the Colonies: Jean Bernard Jauréguiberry
Minister for Agriculture and the Trade: Pierre Tirard
Minister for the Stations and telegraphs: Adolphe Cochery
public Minister for Labor: Henri Varroy

Under-secretary of State to the State education and the Art schools: Edmond Turquet
Under-secretary of State to Justice: Felix Martin-Broken into leaf
Under-secretary of State inside and with the Worships: Jean Constans (changment of functions on May 17th, 1880)
Under-secretary of State to Public works: Sadi Carnot
Under-secretary of State to Finances: Daniel Wilson
Under-secretary of State to Agriculture and the Trade: Cyprien Girerd

Suspension of the functions of Charles Lepère, Minister of Interior Department and the Worships

Minister of Interior Department and Worships: Jean Constans, before under-secretary of State inside
Secretary of State inside and the Worships: Armand Fallières

The September 19th 1880, Charles de Freycinet gave the resignation of the government to the president of the Republic, Jules Grévy.

The September 23rd 1880, Jules Grévy named Jules Ferry with the presidency of the Council of Ministers.

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