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Jean Marie Ferdinand Sarrien ( 1840- 1915) was a French politician of the Third Republic.

Sarrien's Ministry, 14 March - 25 October 1906

Preceded by:
Maurice Rouvier
1905-1906 		Prime Minister of FranceThis page is a list of French prime ministers . Before the constitution of the Fifth Republic in 1959, there was no official position entitled "Prime Minister" in the French government. Rather, one of the government ministers held the semi-official title
1906 		Followed by:
Georges Clemenceau
1906-1909


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