A. Thiers
A. Thiers
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T/te yuly Governuiaii.
77 /^ convinced that they had no need to be jealous of any one.* The greatest enemy of the July Government was M. Berryer. M. Thiers said of him that this definition of oratory should have been in- vented for his benefit, — " It is a body speaking to a body; " and added : *• With my voice and figure I need truth on my side; I succeed only with truth, while Berryer is the orator of falsehood" At that time the saying was very just; but later, under the Empire, M. Berryer sh...owed that he also knew how to plead for the truth. He had the good fortune to end his days as member of an opposition which, ac- cording to M. Thiers, was right at all points, — a rare thing for oppositions, for govemmentSt or for humanity.
In the time of Louis Philippe the case was different, especially the case of M. Berryer, who was the spokesman of an opposition wrong at all points, since it was- bound to be at once Legitimist and Liberal, to attack and insult not merely conspiracies, but the natural defence of an oppressed nation, and, In the 1 A loaf qnoutiofi it this point, from a ealogj opon elo> qvence, prenownced by the tnthor't father on the occaakNi of the reception of Jnlct Fane to the French Academy, ia apwed Um reader.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T/te yuly Governuiaii.
77 /^ convinced that they had no need to be jealous of any one.* The greatest enemy of the July Government was M. Berryer. M. Thiers said of him that this definition of oratory should have been in- vented for his benefit, — " It is a body speaking to a body; " and added : *• With my voice and figure I need truth on my side; I succeed only with truth, while Berryer is the orator of falsehood" At that time the saying was very just; but later, under the Empire, M. Berryer sh...owed that he also knew how to plead for the truth. He had the good fortune to end his days as member of an opposition which, ac- cording to M. Thiers, was right at all points, — a rare thing for oppositions, for govemmentSt or for humanity.
In the time of Louis Philippe the case was different, especially the case of M. Berryer, who was the spokesman of an opposition wrong at all points, since it was- bound to be at once Legitimist and Liberal, to attack and insult not merely conspiracies, but the natural defence of an oppressed nation, and, In the 1 A loaf qnoutiofi it this point, from a ealogj opon elo> qvence, prenownced by the tnthor't father on the occaakNi of the reception of Jnlct Fane to the French Academy, ia apwed Um reader.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rémusat, Paul Louis Étienne De, 1831-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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