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It is important to repeat , that the only mode to secure popularity in France is to
abuse England . M. de Chateaubriand is well aware of this great principle ; and
his late brochure on the banishment of Charles X. teems with tirades against ...
It is important to repeat , that the only mode to secure popularity in France is to
abuse England . M. de Chateaubriand is well aware of this great principle ; and
his late brochure on the banishment of Charles X. teems with tirades against ...
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No Government on earth would remain standing , if it had not the right to provide
for its own security . ... These measures , Sire , your Ministers , who are to secure
the success of them , do not hesitate to propose to you , convinced as they are ...
No Government on earth would remain standing , if it had not the right to provide
for its own security . ... These measures , Sire , your Ministers , who are to secure
the success of them , do not hesitate to propose to you , convinced as they are ...
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I am assured , that at a very disastrous epoch , M. de Semonville was prudent
enough to secure - ; but really I will not deprive him of the merit of the disclosure ,
nor France of the pleasure of the surprise . When these two illustrious Peers , MM
...
I am assured , that at a very disastrous epoch , M. de Semonville was prudent
enough to secure - ; but really I will not deprive him of the merit of the disclosure ,
nor France of the pleasure of the surprise . When these two illustrious Peers , MM
...
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Our business is to maintain our perfectly lawful position . " M. Perier . — “
Gentlemen , one thing is more urgent than all others . We must stop the effusion
of blood . If we are to negotiate , we must secure a hearing . You see Paris is a
camp .
Our business is to maintain our perfectly lawful position . " M. Perier . — “
Gentlemen , one thing is more urgent than all others . We must stop the effusion
of blood . If we are to negotiate , we must secure a hearing . You see Paris is a
camp .
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He must gain one of these great parties , to secure himself . And how does he
proceed ? The Republicans would sooner obey Henry V. than Louis - Philippe ;
and the Royalists would prefer a powerful Republic to a contemptible Valois .
He must gain one of these great parties , to secure himself . And how does he
proceed ? The Republicans would sooner obey Henry V. than Louis - Philippe ;
and the Royalists would prefer a powerful Republic to a contemptible Valois .
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| Titel | England and France: Or, A Cure for the Ministerial Gallomania |
| Autor/in | Benjamin Disraeli |
| Verlag | J. Murray, 1832 |
| Original von | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisiert | 9. Apr. 2015 |
| Länge | 268 Seiten |
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