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Lanza government

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Lanza government

13th Cabinet of Italy
Date formed14 December 1869
Date dissolved10 July 1873
People and organisations
Head of state
Victor Emmanuel II
Head of government
Giovanni Lanza
Total no. of members
9
Member party
Historical Right
History
PredecessorMenabrea III Cabinet
SuccessorMinghetti II Cabinet

The Lanza government of Italy held office from 14 December 1869 until 10 July 1873, a total of 1,304 days, or 3 years, 6 months and 26 days.[1] It is the second longest government in the history of the Kingdom of Italy, after the Mussolini Cabinet, and the fourth-longest government in Italian history in general after the Mussolini, Berlusconi II and Meloni governments.

Government parties

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The government was composed by the following parties:

Party Ideology Leader
Historical Right Conservatism Giovanni Lanza

Composition

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Office Name Party Term
Prime Minister Giovanni Lanza Historical Right (1869–1873)
Minister of the Interior Giovanni Lanza Historical Right (1869–1873)
Minister of Foreign Affairs Emilio Visconti Venosta Historical Right (1869–1873)
Minister of Grace and Justice Matteo Raeli Historical Right (1869–1871)
Giovanni De Falco Historical Right (1871–1973)
Minister of Finance Quintino Sella Historical Right (1869–1873)
Minister of War Giuseppe Govone Military (1869–1870)
Cesare Ricotti-Magnani Military (1870–1873)
Minister of the Navy Stefano Castagnola Historical Right (1869–1870)
Guglielmo Acton Military (1870–1872)
Augusto Riboty Military (1872–1873)
Minister of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce Stefano Castagnola Historical Right (1869–1873)
Minister of Public Works Giuseppe Gadda Historical Right (1869–1871)
Giuseppe Devincenzi Historical Right (1871–1873)
Minister of Public Education Cesare Correnti Historical Right (1869–1872)
Quintino Sella Historical Right (1872–1872)
Antonio Scialoja Historical Right (1872–1873)

References

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