First cabinet of Jacques Laffitte

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The First cabinet of Jacques Laffitte was a short-lived French government formed under King Louis-Philippe during the early July Monarchy, marked by liberal policies and financial reform efforts.

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instanceOf French government cabinet
government ministry
aimedAt consolidation of the July Monarchy
appliesToPeriod early July Monarchy
country France
duration short-lived
endTime 13 March 1831
follows Cabinet of Casimir Pierre Périer
formedUnder Louis-Philippe I
governmentHeadTitle President of the Council of Ministers
governmentType constitutional monarchy cabinet
hasCabinetNumber one of the early cabinets of Louis-Philippe I
hasMinister Antoine Maurice Apollinaire d’Argout
François Guizot
Horace François Bastien Sébastiani de La Porta
Jacques Laffitte
Joseph Mérilhou
Louis-Marie de Lahaye de Cormenin
Victor de Broglie
headOfGovernment Jacques Laffitte
historicalContext post-July Revolution of 1830
historicalPeriod 19th century
jurisdiction Kingdom of the French
languageOfWork French
legislatureStatus parliamentary government
legislatureTerm Chamber of Deputies of the July Monarchy
locatedIn Paris
monarch Louis-Philippe I
namedAfter Jacques Laffitte
notableFor financial reform efforts
liberal policies
partOf July Monarchy
history of France
policyFocus civil liberties
financial policy
press freedom
politicalOrientation liberal
precededBy Cabinet of Jacques-Charles Dupont de l’Eure
reasonForEnd parliamentary opposition
political instability
replacedBy Cabinet of Casimir Pierre Périer
startTime 2 November 1830
stateHead Louis-Philippe I

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Polignac ministry followedBy First cabinet of Jacques Laffitte