The History of Ten Years 1830 1840 volume 1
The History of Ten Years 1830 1840 volume 1
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Then came Napoleon ; and he would not separate the two systems, because, like the Convention, he had need of an all-absorbing dic- tatorship, men being but the figures in the calculations of his genius.
THE WORSE KIND ADOPTED BY THE LEGISLATUEE. 391 When Napoleon was fettered, France, which moved in him, sud- denly lost all movement as a collective body. But as Paris remained the centre of all business down to the very smallest, it retained a tumultuous ap^itation as a rehc of the Empire. Thus ...poUtical centralization, which is a good, was dead; administrative centraliza- tion, which is an evil, survived: the consequence was a peddHng despotism instead of one on a grand scale. An authority, wliosc very excesses were rich in great results, gave place to a barren, red- tape tyranny; and a government of statesmen was found to have bequeathed the first nation in the world to a government of clerks. The problem to be solved was, therefore, how to establish political centralization on large bases and to destroy administrative centraliza- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then came Napoleon ; and he would not separate the two systems, because, like the Convention, he had need of an all-absorbing dic- tatorship, men being but the figures in the calculations of his genius.
THE WORSE KIND ADOPTED BY THE LEGISLATUEE. 391 When Napoleon was fettered, France, which moved in him, sud- denly lost all movement as a collective body. But as Paris remained the centre of all business down to the very smallest, it retained a tumultuous ap^itation as a rehc of the Empire. Thus ...poUtical centralization, which is a good, was dead; administrative centraliza- tion, which is an evil, survived: the consequence was a peddHng despotism instead of one on a grand scale. An authority, wliosc very excesses were rich in great results, gave place to a barren, red- tape tyranny; and a government of statesmen was found to have bequeathed the first nation in the world to a government of clerks. The problem to be solved was, therefore, how to establish political centralization on large bases and to destroy administrative centraliza- tion.
What to read after The History of Ten Years 1830 1840 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Blanc to read onlineMoreLess
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