Cabinet Dufaure II
The Dufaure II cabinet was a government of the French Third Republic . It was formed on February 23, 1876 by Prime Minister Jules Dufaure and replaced the Buffet cabinet . It remained in office until March 9, 1876 and was then replaced by the Dufaure III cabinet . Dufaure was formally Vice-President du Conseil , while President Patrice de Mac-Mahon was President du Conseil .
cabinet
The Cabinet consisted of the following ministers:
Office | Surname | Beginning of the term of office | Term expires |
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prime minister | Jules Dufaure | February 23, 1876 | March 9, 1876 |
Foreign minister | Louis Decazes | February 23, 1876 | March 9, 1876 |
Minister of War | Ernest Courtot de Cissey | February 23, 1876 | March 9, 1876 |
Minister for Public Education, Fine Arts and Religion | Henri Wallon | February 23, 1876 | March 9, 1876 |
Interior minister | Jules Dufaure (acting) | February 23, 1876 | March 9, 1876 |
Keeper of the Seal and Minister of Justice | Jules Dufaure | February 23, 1876 | March 9, 1876 |
Minister for Navy and Colonies | Louis Raymond de Montaignac de Chauvance | February 23, 1876 | March 9, 1876 |
Finance minister | Léon Say | February 23, 1876 | March 9, 1876 |
Minister for Public Works | Eugène Caillaux | February 23, 1876 | March 9, 1876 |
Minister for Agriculture and Trade | Camille de Meaux | February 23, 1876 | March 9, 1876 |