The Roman State From 1815 to 1850 volume 2
The Roman State From 1815 to 1850 volume 2
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This was a puerile 172 FROM THE PROMULGATION OF [Book III.
fancy, and there were others yet more stupid and pernicious. They split hairs about the Chamber of Peers ; some would not have it at all, and some would not have it popularly elected; so that scarcely was the Constitution published, when they began to wish it should be changed : thus they speculated upon ideal perfection, and disregarded practicable good. On the 13th, whether owing to those who longed so ardently to extemporise the Fren...ch miracle of a Republic, or whether they were the incendiaries of the King's faction, or the one and the other together, (as is prob- able, because it is often thus, ) it was said and believed, that a tumult was to be got up, with cries for a Republic. The exertions of the National Guard, and those of some Deputies elect, were effectual in pre- venting any kind of popular assemblage ; but that kind of agitation remained in the public mind, from whence might easily be drawn material for scandals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was a puerile 172 FROM THE PROMULGATION OF [Book III.
fancy, and there were others yet more stupid and pernicious. They split hairs about the Chamber of Peers ; some would not have it at all, and some would not have it popularly elected; so that scarcely was the Constitution published, when they began to wish it should be changed : thus they speculated upon ideal perfection, and disregarded practicable good. On the 13th, whether owing to those who longed so ardently to extemporise the Fren...ch miracle of a Republic, or whether they were the incendiaries of the King's faction, or the one and the other together, (as is prob- able, because it is often thus, ) it was said and believed, that a tumult was to be got up, with cries for a Republic. The exertions of the National Guard, and those of some Deputies elect, were effectual in pre- venting any kind of popular assemblage ; but that kind of agitation remained in the public mind, from whence might easily be drawn material for scandals.
What to read after The Roman State From 1815 to 1850 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luigi Carlo Farini to read onlineMoreLess
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