The Public And Private History of Napoleon the Third Emperor of the French Wi
The Public And Private History of Napoleon the Third Emperor of the French Wi
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Pietri. Totally unbecoming ! Who made you a judge of titles ?
M. N. Bonaparte (indignantly). We may be proscribed, but we must not be insulted ! (General tumult. ) M. Clement-Thomas, seeing he has gone too far, leaves the tribune, amidst unmistakable marks of universal disap- probation.
Perhaps he wished Louis Napoleon to send him a challenge.
" One would think, " said a general on his way home, after this scene : " one would think that M. Clement-Thomas has sufficient confidence in his sword, ...to rely upon it altogether for simplifying the presidential election. " No. VIII.
Speech of Louis Napoleon in the National Assembly.
Of my sentiments or of my opinions I shall not speak ; I have already set them before you, and no one as yet has had reason to doubt my word. As to my parliamentary conduct, 23 266 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HISTORY I will say that as I never permit myself the liberty of bringing any of my colleagues to an account for the course which he thinks proper to pursue, so, in like manner, I never recognize in him the right to call me to an account for mine ; this account I owe only to my constituents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pietri. Totally unbecoming ! Who made you a judge of titles ?
M. N. Bonaparte (indignantly). We may be proscribed, but we must not be insulted ! (General tumult. ) M. Clement-Thomas, seeing he has gone too far, leaves the tribune, amidst unmistakable marks of universal disap- probation.
Perhaps he wished Louis Napoleon to send him a challenge.
" One would think, " said a general on his way home, after this scene : " one would think that M. Clement-Thomas has sufficient confidence in his sword, ...to rely upon it altogether for simplifying the presidential election. " No. VIII.
Speech of Louis Napoleon in the National Assembly.
Of my sentiments or of my opinions I shall not speak ; I have already set them before you, and no one as yet has had reason to doubt my word. As to my parliamentary conduct, 23 266 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HISTORY I will say that as I never permit myself the liberty of bringing any of my colleagues to an account for the course which he thinks proper to pursue, so, in like manner, I never recognize in him the right to call me to an account for mine ; this account I owe only to my constituents.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Mosheim Smucker to read onlineMoreLess
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