La experiencia de la Restauración en Francia como paso al sistema parlamentario de gobierno

Abstract

In author's opinion after 1789, France underwent a series of vertiginous changes in a short period of time: the Absolute Monarchy, the Constitutional Monarchy, the Convention, the Directory, the Consulate, the Empire, the Restoration, the One Hundred Days, and The Second Restoration. Each of these events promoted changes of regulation and political changes in a restricted sense, however, they could not give the country a stable and lasting regime. However, in the midst of this chaotic happening, the French political history registers a brief experience that had as virtue to have been a first attempt that later would lead to the parliamentary form of government