Constitutional Laws of 1875
- Constitutional Laws of 1875
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In France, a series of fundamental laws that, taken collectively, came to be known as the constitution of the
Third Republic.
It established a two-house legislature (with an indirectly elected Senate as a conservative check on the popularly elected Chamber of Deputies); a Council of Ministers responsible to the Chamber; and a president with powers resembling those of a constitutional monarch. It left untouched many aspects of the French governmental structure.
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