Memoirs of the Court of St. Cloud (Being Secret Letters From a Gentleman At Paris to a Nobleman in London) — volume 7
Memoirs of the Court of St. Cloud (Being Secret Letters From a Gentleman At Paris to a Nobleman in London) — volume 7
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In your country, you littlecomprehend what a valuable instrument terror has been in the hands of ourrulers since the Revolution, and how often fear has been mistaken abroadfor affection and content.
All these minutiae and petty vexations, but great oppressions, of pettytyrants, you may easily guess, take up a great deal of time, and that, therefore, a Minister of Police, though the most powerful, is also themost occupied of his colleagues. So he certainly is, but, last year, anew organization o...f this Ministry was regulated by Bonaparte; and Fouchewas allowed, as assistants, four Counsellors of State, and anaugmentation of sixty-four police commissaries. The French Empire wasthen divided into four arrondissements, with regard to the generalpolice, not including Paris and its vicinity, inspected by a prefect ofpolice under the Minister. Of the first of these arrondissements, theCounsellor of State, Real, is a kind of Deputy Minister; the Counsellorof State, Miot, is the same of the second; the Counsellor of State, Peletde la Lozere, of the third; and the Counsellor of State, Dauchy, of thefourth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In your country, you littlecomprehend what a valuable instrument terror has been in the hands of ourrulers since the Revolution, and how often fear has been mistaken abroadfor affection and content.
All these minutiae and petty vexations, but great oppressions, of pettytyrants, you may easily guess, take up a great deal of time, and that, therefore, a Minister of Police, though the most powerful, is also themost occupied of his colleagues. So he certainly is, but, last year, anew organization o...f this Ministry was regulated by Bonaparte; and Fouchewas allowed, as assistants, four Counsellors of State, and anaugmentation of sixty-four police commissaries. The French Empire wasthen divided into four arrondissements, with regard to the generalpolice, not including Paris and its vicinity, inspected by a prefect ofpolice under the Minister. Of the first of these arrondissements, theCounsellor of State, Real, is a kind of Deputy Minister; the Counsellorof State, Miot, is the same of the second; the Counsellor of State, Peletde la Lozere, of the third; and the Counsellor of State, Dauchy, of thefourth.
What to read after Memoirs of the Court of St. Cloud (Being Secret Letters From a Gentleman At Paris to a Nobleman in London) — volume 7?
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