A Thiers
A Thiers
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How could the limpid waters of freedom mingle with this turbid stream without defilement? Of this new freedom there was no guarantee, the Min- istry not having the right to dissolve a hostile Chamber where they were received with re- spectful antipathy. The Emperor, yielding to his old habits of mind, — or rather to his former friends and their perilous counsels, — could not fail to revert to his fancy for a plebiscite. He became infatuated with the plan of submitting to universal suffrage, by ...yes or fto, a Consti- tution in forty-five articles, without, of course, permitting any choice among the articles. M. Buffet's austere parliamentary spirit being stirred at this, he promptly resigned, followed closely by M. Daru.
How could M. Emile Ollivier fail to see, as they saw, that this plebiscite impaired his au- thority, that the partisans of absoluti^mwould be emboldened by it, and that the politicians, who were somewhat coldly yielding to the liberal Empire, would be quite dissatisfied and discour* II V 1 62 Thiers, aged?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How could the limpid waters of freedom mingle with this turbid stream without defilement? Of this new freedom there was no guarantee, the Min- istry not having the right to dissolve a hostile Chamber where they were received with re- spectful antipathy. The Emperor, yielding to his old habits of mind, — or rather to his former friends and their perilous counsels, — could not fail to revert to his fancy for a plebiscite. He became infatuated with the plan of submitting to universal suffrage, by ...yes or fto, a Consti- tution in forty-five articles, without, of course, permitting any choice among the articles. M. Buffet's austere parliamentary spirit being stirred at this, he promptly resigned, followed closely by M. Daru.
How could M. Emile Ollivier fail to see, as they saw, that this plebiscite impaired his au- thority, that the partisans of absoluti^mwould be emboldened by it, and that the politicians, who were somewhat coldly yielding to the liberal Empire, would be quite dissatisfied and discour* II V 1 62 Thiers, aged?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul De Rmusat to read onlineMoreLess
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