Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte
Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte
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Fould not only represented Bonaparte's interestsat the Bourse, he represented also the interests of the Bourse withBonaparte. A passage from the London "Economist, " the European organ ofthe aristocracy of finance, described most strikingly the attitude ofthis class. In its issue of February 1, 1851, its Paris correspondentwrites: "Now we have it stated from numerous quarters that France wishesabove all things for repose. The President declares it in his message tothe Legislative Assembly; it i...s echoed from the tribune; it is assertedin the journals; it is announced from the pulpit; it is demonstratedby the sensitiveness of the public funds at the least prospect ofdisturbance, and their firmness the instant it is made manifest thatthe Executive is far superior in wisdom and power to the factiousex-officials of all former governments. " In its issue of November 29, 1851, the "Economist" declares editorially:"The President is now recognized as the guardian of order on every StockExchange of Europe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fould not only represented Bonaparte's interestsat the Bourse, he represented also the interests of the Bourse withBonaparte. A passage from the London "Economist, " the European organ ofthe aristocracy of finance, described most strikingly the attitude ofthis class. In its issue of February 1, 1851, its Paris correspondentwrites: "Now we have it stated from numerous quarters that France wishesabove all things for repose. The President declares it in his message tothe Legislative Assembly; it i...s echoed from the tribune; it is assertedin the journals; it is announced from the pulpit; it is demonstratedby the sensitiveness of the public funds at the least prospect ofdisturbance, and their firmness the instant it is made manifest thatthe Executive is far superior in wisdom and power to the factiousex-officials of all former governments. " In its issue of November 29, 1851, the "Economist" declares editorially:"The President is now recognized as the guardian of order on every StockExchange of Europe.
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