This regime saw the passage of the Law of Disjunction, which set up separate courts for the military, during the tenure of Prime Minister Louis-Mathieu MolÃ©.
This regime saw the passage of the Law of Disjunction, which set up separate courts for the military, during the tenure of Prime Minister Louis-Mathieu MolÃ©. The deaths of this government's President of the Council, Casimir Pierre PÃ©rier, and General Jean Lamarque early in this government resulted in the June Rebellion. This regime included two governments formed by Marshal Soult. The end of this government saw the appearance of the banquet campaign, as well as a crisis involving this regime's foreign minister, FranÃ§ois Guizot, whose desire to wed Queen Isabella II to a Bourbon resulted in the Affair of the Spanish Marriages. The leader of this regime was mocked in one cartoon for his resemblance to a pear. For 10 points, name this regime which followed the rule of Charles X and was led by the "citizen-king" Louis-Philippe.
This regime saw the passage of the Law of Disjunction, which set up separate courts for the military, during the tenure of Prime Minister Louis-Mathieu MolÃ©.
July Monarchy [accept anything with Louis-Philippe until mention]