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The reorganization of elections to the Chamber of Deputies to include two classes of deputies. Those that paid more than 125 francs in tax elected 15 members representing the districts and those paying between 10 francs and 125 francs elected 16 members representing the cantons, thus giving the rich
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On 28 October, the Chamber voted to adjourn on 19 November. On that day, the Chamber withdrew its confidence in the government and requested another adjournment, which was rejected. The liberals left the Chamber, refusing to return the following day. In response to this, the Grand Duke dissolved the
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Chamber, and the government presented the Grand Duke with a new constitution, as well as a condemnation of the opposition's withdrawal. The Grand Duke signed on 27 November, and the changes were published in
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Adding to the constitution that "sovereignty resides in the person of the King-Grand Duke", which was removed with an amendment on 15 May 1919.
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and appointed by the Grand Duke. Whilst the appointment model was revised in 1866, the Council of State still exists.
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a representation far beyond their proportion of the population, similar to the provisions of the
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of the Chamber of Deputies. This created a rivalry between the monarchy and the Chamber.
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on 30 November. It was approved by the German Confederation on 29 January 1857.
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The formation and sustaining of a government required the support of both the
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adopted a few years before. This was undone by the new constitution in 1868.
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with Luxembourg. The liberals' draft reply was passed by 31 votes to 15.
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1856 reactionary revision of Luxembourg's constitution
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Luxembourg Coup of 1856

reactionary
Luxembourg
constitution
coup d'Ă©tat
revolution
royal coup
Grand Duke of Luxembourg
William III
Luxembourg Crisis
Council of State
Chamber of Deputies
Grand Duke
de la Fontaine
Jean-Jacques Willmar
confidence
speech from the throne
Governor of Luxembourg
Prince Henry
German Confederation
Revolutions of 1848
Netherlands
personal union
MĂ©morial
Council of State
French body
freedom of the press
poll tax
Constitution of the Kingdom of Prussia

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