Marie Louise And the Invasion of 1814
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The Senate relies upon the articles of the Constitution to overthrow the Consti- tution itself ; it does not blush to denounce the Em- peror, without noticing that as the first body of the State, it has taken part in everything that has hap- pened. It has gone so far as to dare to accuse the Emperor of altering its resolutions in their publi- 208 THE INVASION OF 1814.
cation. Every one knows that he had no need of such devices. A sign was a command for the Senate, which always did more than was... asked of it. The Emperor has always been open to remonstrances of his Ministers, and in this circumstance expected of them the most unlimited justification of the measures he had taken. If enthusiasm has found expression in the public addresses and speeches, the Emperor has been deceived. But those who have used this language ought to blame themselves for the con- sequences of their flatteries. The Senate is not ashamed to speak of the libels published against foreign government, it forgets that they were pre- pared in its halls !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Senate relies upon the articles of the Constitution to overthrow the Consti- tution itself ; it does not blush to denounce the Em- peror, without noticing that as the first body of the State, it has taken part in everything that has hap- pened. It has gone so far as to dare to accuse the Emperor of altering its resolutions in their publi- 208 THE INVASION OF 1814.
cation. Every one knows that he had no need of such devices. A sign was a command for the Senate, which always did more than was... asked of it. The Emperor has always been open to remonstrances of his Ministers, and in this circumstance expected of them the most unlimited justification of the measures he had taken. If enthusiasm has found expression in the public addresses and speeches, the Emperor has been deceived. But those who have used this language ought to blame themselves for the con- sequences of their flatteries. The Senate is not ashamed to speak of the libels published against foreign government, it forgets that they were pre- pared in its halls !
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