The Fortune of the Rougons
The Fortune of the Rougons
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The gossips were discussing theletter of the President of the Republic to General Oudinot, in whichthe siege of Rome had been decided upon. This letter was regarded as abrilliant victory, due to the firm demeanour of the reactionary party. Since 1848 the Chambers had been discussing the Roman question; but ithad been reserved for a Bonaparte to stifle a rising Republic by an actof intervention which France, if free, would never have countenanced. The marquis declared, however, that one could no...t better promote thecause of legitimacy, and Vuillet wrote a superb article on the matter. The enthusiasm became unbounded when, a month later, Commander Sicardotentered the Rougons' house one evening and announced to the companythat the French army was fighting under the walls of Rome. Then, whileeverybody was raising exclamations at this news, he went up to Pierre, and shook hands with him in a significant manner. And when he had takena seat, he began to sound the praises of the President of the Republic, who, said he, was the only person able to save France from anarchy.
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The gossips were discussing theletter of the President of the Republic to General Oudinot, in whichthe siege of Rome had been decided upon. This letter was regarded as abrilliant victory, due to the firm demeanour of the reactionary party. Since 1848 the Chambers had been discussing the Roman question; but ithad been reserved for a Bonaparte to stifle a rising Republic by an actof intervention which France, if free, would never have countenanced. The marquis declared, however, that one could no...t better promote thecause of legitimacy, and Vuillet wrote a superb article on the matter. The enthusiasm became unbounded when, a month later, Commander Sicardotentered the Rougons' house one evening and announced to the companythat the French army was fighting under the walls of Rome. Then, whileeverybody was raising exclamations at this news, he went up to Pierre, and shook hands with him in a significant manner. And when he had takena seat, he began to sound the praises of the President of the Republic, who, said he, was the only person able to save France from anarchy.
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