Paris As It Was And As It is
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The seventh, Botany and vegetable Physics. The eighth, Anatomy and Zoology. The ninth, Medicine and Surgery. The tenth, Rural Economy and the Veterinary Art.
The Moral and Political Class is divided into six sections, eachconsisting of six members, making in all thirty-six members in Paris, and an equal number in the departments.
The first section comprises the Analysis of Sensations and Ideas. The second, Morals. The third, Social Science and Legislation. The fourth, Political Economy. The fif...th, History. The sixth, Geography.
The Class of Literature and Fine Arts is divided into eight sections, each of six members, forty-eight of whom reside in Paris, and as manyin the departments.
The first section includes Grammar. The second, Ancient Languages. The third, Poetry. The fourth, Antiquities and Monuments. The fifth, Painting. The sixth, Sculpture. The seventh, Architecture. The eighth, Music and Declamation.
Twice in every decade, each class holds a meeting: that of the firstclass takes place on the first and sixth days; that of the second, onthe second and seventh days; and that of the third, on the third andeighth days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The seventh, Botany and vegetable Physics. The eighth, Anatomy and Zoology. The ninth, Medicine and Surgery. The tenth, Rural Economy and the Veterinary Art.
The Moral and Political Class is divided into six sections, eachconsisting of six members, making in all thirty-six members in Paris, and an equal number in the departments.
The first section comprises the Analysis of Sensations and Ideas. The second, Morals. The third, Social Science and Legislation. The fourth, Political Economy. The fif...th, History. The sixth, Geography.
The Class of Literature and Fine Arts is divided into eight sections, each of six members, forty-eight of whom reside in Paris, and as manyin the departments.
The first section includes Grammar. The second, Ancient Languages. The third, Poetry. The fourth, Antiquities and Monuments. The fifth, Painting. The sixth, Sculpture. The seventh, Architecture. The eighth, Music and Declamation.
Twice in every decade, each class holds a meeting: that of the firstclass takes place on the first and sixth days; that of the second, onthe second and seventh days; and that of the third, on the third andeighth days.
What to read after Paris As It Was And As It is?
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