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The constitutional laws of 1875 — The three laws founding the Third Republic’s regime
Three laws at last gave the provisional Republic a regime: two chambers, a president elected for seven years. The Wallon amendment had written the word “Republic” into the text. (Editorial synthesis)
The constitutional laws of 1875 took place in Versailles. (source: Château de Versailles)
The constitutional laws of 1875 ended in a legislative power in two assemblies and a president elected by parliamentarians. (source: Élysée)
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