France Since Waterloo
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Years sometimes elapse before a definitive statement of the accounts of any particular year are presented to the nation.
The paradox is capable of a simple explanation. In the dry discussions of finance there is little scope for the manifestation of personal character- istics which, more than the intrinsic importance of the subjects discussed, gives to debate its interest, little scope for the flamboyant oratorical displays in which the French luxuriate. Among the deepest impressions made upon ...a student of the parlia- mentary proceedings in France is a sense of the large proportion of time devoted to academic discussions, or rather to discussions which have in view mainly the purposes of propaganda in the country. The spreading of political opinions by 314 FRANCE SINCE WATERLOO means of public meetings in all the various localities is not carried out to the same extent in France as in England. The rules of the French Chamber are more loose or, if the reader will, more flexible than those which regulate debate in the House of Commons, and deputies find it easy and con- venient to use the tribune for purposes which in this country are served by the platform.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Years sometimes elapse before a definitive statement of the accounts of any particular year are presented to the nation.
The paradox is capable of a simple explanation. In the dry discussions of finance there is little scope for the manifestation of personal character- istics which, more than the intrinsic importance of the subjects discussed, gives to debate its interest, little scope for the flamboyant oratorical displays in which the French luxuriate. Among the deepest impressions made upon ...a student of the parlia- mentary proceedings in France is a sense of the large proportion of time devoted to academic discussions, or rather to discussions which have in view mainly the purposes of propaganda in the country. The spreading of political opinions by 314 FRANCE SINCE WATERLOO means of public meetings in all the various localities is not carried out to the same extent in France as in England. The rules of the French Chamber are more loose or, if the reader will, more flexible than those which regulate debate in the House of Commons, and deputies find it easy and con- venient to use the tribune for purposes which in this country are served by the platform.
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