David Monniaux on Nostr: Somebody pointed out to me that the constitution of the Second French Republic from ...
Somebody pointed out to me that the constitution of the Second French Republic from 1848 was inspired by the US constitution.
It allowed the populist Bonaparte to get elected, gain executive power and then illegally grab the rest of the power.
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