Contemporary France volume 1
Contemporary France volume 1
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" Be sure and say, " was the recommendation they received, " that the sig- nature of the manifesto would be the signature of the abdication or the certain collapse of a monarchi- cal restoration. " The presence of Mgr. Dupanloup with the Comte de Chambord seemed necessary. The Bishop was to speak in the name of religion. Old M. Laurentie and the honest and true M. De Cazenove de Pradines, whose wound received at Patay was not yet healed, also betook themselves on their side to Chambord.
On the ...5th of July the Prince received Comte de the delegates of the Assembly, then MM. ^cTthe* 1 Laurentie, de Cazenove de Pradines, and Partisans on the other side, Mgr. Dupanloup alone. " All, " says M. De Falloux, " met with the same welcome ; much courtesy, much calm, a confidence which disputed nothing, and seemed to find its resting point in a supernatural vision. " l With the Bishop of Orleans, the Comte de Cham- bord purposely silent, did not enter upon the poli- tical question ; he spoke of decentralization.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Be sure and say, " was the recommendation they received, " that the sig- nature of the manifesto would be the signature of the abdication or the certain collapse of a monarchi- cal restoration. " The presence of Mgr. Dupanloup with the Comte de Chambord seemed necessary. The Bishop was to speak in the name of religion. Old M. Laurentie and the honest and true M. De Cazenove de Pradines, whose wound received at Patay was not yet healed, also betook themselves on their side to Chambord.
On the ...5th of July the Prince received Comte de the delegates of the Assembly, then MM. ^cTthe* 1 Laurentie, de Cazenove de Pradines, and Partisans on the other side, Mgr. Dupanloup alone. " All, " says M. De Falloux, " met with the same welcome ; much courtesy, much calm, a confidence which disputed nothing, and seemed to find its resting point in a supernatural vision. " l With the Bishop of Orleans, the Comte de Cham- bord purposely silent, did not enter upon the poli- tical question ; he spoke of decentralization.
What to read after Contemporary France volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gabriel Hanotaux to read onlineMoreLess
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