The Forum 38
The Forum 38
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buflfoon; but he manages to convince his constituents that he is 'really a power in politics, and he retains his seat for many years. The chapters that describe the stages of his demagogic career are full of amusing irony, and, while it would probably be unfair to judge French democracy in the light of this clever satire alone, it seems to me that the story of Pinchu's rise and fall — for of course time pricks the bubble — ought to interest most students of democracy, no matter what their count...ry.
It contains also charming, and, according to M. Deschamps, true descriptions of French village life, and thus has another claim to the attention of readers both native and foreign.
The second half of the volume, " Le Manage Poterlot," is even more entertaining in its descriptions of village life and characters than the story of Pinchu, though it is probably not quite so amusing as a satire on human folly. Its author's object is to show up the shallow atheists — lea esprits forts — who in his judgment are responsible for so much of the anti-clerical agitation that disturbs the peace of France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
buflfoon; but he manages to convince his constituents that he is 'really a power in politics, and he retains his seat for many years. The chapters that describe the stages of his demagogic career are full of amusing irony, and, while it would probably be unfair to judge French democracy in the light of this clever satire alone, it seems to me that the story of Pinchu's rise and fall — for of course time pricks the bubble — ought to interest most students of democracy, no matter what their count...ry.
It contains also charming, and, according to M. Deschamps, true descriptions of French village life, and thus has another claim to the attention of readers both native and foreign.
The second half of the volume, " Le Manage Poterlot," is even more entertaining in its descriptions of village life and characters than the story of Pinchu, though it is probably not quite so amusing as a satire on human folly. Its author's object is to show up the shallow atheists — lea esprits forts — who in his judgment are responsible for so much of the anti-clerical agitation that disturbs the peace of France.
What to read after The Forum 38?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Henry Payne to read onlineMoreLess
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