History of the Consulate And the Empire of France Under Napoleon volume 3 And 4
History of the Consulate And the Empire of France Under Napoleon volume 3 And 4
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The most pow- erful prince of the circle was its director. He summoned the States composing it to dehberate ; he executed their resolutions; and went to the assistance of such as were threatened with vio- lence. Two tribimals of the empire, one at Wetzlar, the other in Vienna, rendered justice between these very different classes of confederates — kings, princes, bishops, abbots, and republics.
Such as it was, this constitution was a venerable nionmnent of ages. It exhibited some of the charact...eristics of liberty, not of that which affords protection t^ each citizen in modern society, but of that liberty whicli protects weak States against powerful States, by allow- ing them to defend, in the bosom of a confederation, their existence, their property, their particular rights, and to appeal from the tyranny of the stronger to the justice of all. Hence arose a cer- tain development of mind, a profound study of the law of na- tions, great art in managing men in assemblies, very similar, though seemingly dillercnt to that which is practised in the representative governments of the present day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The most pow- erful prince of the circle was its director. He summoned the States composing it to dehberate ; he executed their resolutions; and went to the assistance of such as were threatened with vio- lence. Two tribimals of the empire, one at Wetzlar, the other in Vienna, rendered justice between these very different classes of confederates — kings, princes, bishops, abbots, and republics.
Such as it was, this constitution was a venerable nionmnent of ages. It exhibited some of the charact...eristics of liberty, not of that which affords protection t^ each citizen in modern society, but of that liberty whicli protects weak States against powerful States, by allow- ing them to defend, in the bosom of a confederation, their existence, their property, their particular rights, and to appeal from the tyranny of the stronger to the justice of all. Hence arose a cer- tain development of mind, a profound study of the law of na- tions, great art in managing men in assemblies, very similar, though seemingly dillercnt to that which is practised in the representative governments of the present day.
What to read after History of the Consulate And the Empire of France Under Napoleon volume 3 And 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolphe Thiers to read onlineMoreLess
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