Life of Napoleon Bonaparte
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B. Say — the elect among the able and intelligent of the day. Their duty was to de- bate the nature and utihty of all bills with the proposers, the coun- cil of state ; and it was expected that the fiery logic and merciless criti- cism which they were sure to employ would rebound harmlessly from the benches on which their opponents sat. If freedom of debate and liberty of speech became too dangerous even in such remoteness from action, the superfluous institution could be suppressed without a j...ar in the machinery of state. There was possibly a hint of this in the fact that the tribunes found shelter in the Palais Royal, then the haunt of prostitutes and the refuge of the great gambling-hells which were so numerous. To the end of its days the tribunate was the one asylum of hberty under the constitution of the year VIII. It was supposed, as has just been said, that the impotence of the tribunes would be offset by the independence of the council of state.
In this last body, therefore, were assembled three important classes: sincere Bonapartists hke Roederer, Regnaud de Saint-Jean-d'Angely, and Boulay de la Meurthe ; clever speciahsts like Ganteaume, Chaptal, and Fourcroy, who were quite wilhng to serve the First Consul ; and a number of proselytes from among the royahsts and other factions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. Say — the elect among the able and intelligent of the day. Their duty was to de- bate the nature and utihty of all bills with the proposers, the coun- cil of state ; and it was expected that the fiery logic and merciless criti- cism which they were sure to employ would rebound harmlessly from the benches on which their opponents sat. If freedom of debate and liberty of speech became too dangerous even in such remoteness from action, the superfluous institution could be suppressed without a j...ar in the machinery of state. There was possibly a hint of this in the fact that the tribunes found shelter in the Palais Royal, then the haunt of prostitutes and the refuge of the great gambling-hells which were so numerous. To the end of its days the tribunate was the one asylum of hberty under the constitution of the year VIII. It was supposed, as has just been said, that the impotence of the tribunes would be offset by the independence of the council of state.
In this last body, therefore, were assembled three important classes: sincere Bonapartists hke Roederer, Regnaud de Saint-Jean-d'Angely, and Boulay de la Meurthe ; clever speciahsts like Ganteaume, Chaptal, and Fourcroy, who were quite wilhng to serve the First Consul ; and a number of proselytes from among the royahsts and other factions.
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