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Jules Simon, who as a young man was a witness of the numerous ministerial crises and reconstructions of the first part of the reign. The Ministry of October 29, 1840, had an abnormally long life, as in reality M. Guizot was Prime Minister from its formation to the Revolution of February 1848. Nominally he only became President of the Council in September 1847, Marshal Soult having been till then titular Prime Minister. The ministerial instability under the Restoration is mentioned in book iv. C.... I. I.
CH. V MINISTERIAL INSTABILITY 469 as when it fell it brought down the Monarchy with it. No doubt the same ministers often returned to office, and the " ministrables " of those days made a better figure in Europe when they were called Guizot and Thiers (each of whom sat in eight Cabinets) than under the Third Republic, when M. Tirard was perhaps the most respectable type of the recurring holders of portfolios. The ultimate effect was, however, even more disastrous than that of the parliamentary regime which this generation has witnessed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jules Simon, who as a young man was a witness of the numerous ministerial crises and reconstructions of the first part of the reign. The Ministry of October 29, 1840, had an abnormally long life, as in reality M. Guizot was Prime Minister from its formation to the Revolution of February 1848. Nominally he only became President of the Council in September 1847, Marshal Soult having been till then titular Prime Minister. The ministerial instability under the Restoration is mentioned in book iv. C.... I. I.
CH. V MINISTERIAL INSTABILITY 469 as when it fell it brought down the Monarchy with it. No doubt the same ministers often returned to office, and the " ministrables " of those days made a better figure in Europe when they were called Guizot and Thiers (each of whom sat in eight Cabinets) than under the Third Republic, when M. Tirard was perhaps the most respectable type of the recurring holders of portfolios. The ultimate effect was, however, even more disastrous than that of the parliamentary regime which this generation has witnessed.
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