The Bourbon Restoration
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281-287- 229 230 THE BOURBON RESTORATION [1818 who generally voted with the Right, in the apartment of M. De Talaru, which was in the same building. Mole, without, how- ever, taking any of his colleagues into his confidence, succeeded in arranging an understanding between these two groups. 1 Richelieu himself whilst at Aix-la-Chapelle had been in frequent communication with Decazes. Their letters show that the two Ministers were not of the same opinion about the military reforms which Gouvion-S...aint-Cyr was proposing to effect, but they con- tain no allusions to the complete reversal of policy, upon which the President of the Council had resolved to embark. 2 When the Chambers met, on December 10th, the effect was seen of the negotiations which had taken place between the Cardinal- ists, as the frequenters of Cardinal Bausset's salon were called, and the leaders of the Right. Ravez, the Royalist candidate, was elected President of the Lower House, and the composition of the bureau of the Upper Chamber testified to the existence of a good understanding between the Ministerialists and the Right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
281-287- 229 230 THE BOURBON RESTORATION [1818 who generally voted with the Right, in the apartment of M. De Talaru, which was in the same building. Mole, without, how- ever, taking any of his colleagues into his confidence, succeeded in arranging an understanding between these two groups. 1 Richelieu himself whilst at Aix-la-Chapelle had been in frequent communication with Decazes. Their letters show that the two Ministers were not of the same opinion about the military reforms which Gouvion-S...aint-Cyr was proposing to effect, but they con- tain no allusions to the complete reversal of policy, upon which the President of the Council had resolved to embark. 2 When the Chambers met, on December 10th, the effect was seen of the negotiations which had taken place between the Cardinal- ists, as the frequenters of Cardinal Bausset's salon were called, and the leaders of the Right. Ravez, the Royalist candidate, was elected President of the Lower House, and the composition of the bureau of the Upper Chamber testified to the existence of a good understanding between the Ministerialists and the Right.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Richard Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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