True Stories From History
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The hero of the Revolution now was Napoleon The "Republic. 177 Bonaparte. That great movement from having been originally popular, had now become military, — having been national, was now subservient to the will of an individual. This, indeed, was a result towards which events had been for some time tending, and now that it was realized, the Revolution may be said to have lecn completed Monarchy — the unlimited sway of one man — was in fact restored. A single hand now controlled that mighty tid...e of change which had been set in motion, and so long impelled, by the strength of a whole people.
The first constitution established b} 7 Bonaparte, in room of that which he had destroyed, was one at the head of which he placed himself, and his fellow-conspirators, Siej^es and Roger Ducos, the minority of the late Directory ; while two small Chambers, composed each of only twenty- five members, presented to^he nation the ghost of a legislature. In the course of a few weeks, Sieyes and Ducos resigned their places in the tri- umvirate, to make room for Cambaceres and 12 178 True Stories from History.
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The hero of the Revolution now was Napoleon The "Republic. 177 Bonaparte. That great movement from having been originally popular, had now become military, — having been national, was now subservient to the will of an individual. This, indeed, was a result towards which events had been for some time tending, and now that it was realized, the Revolution may be said to have lecn completed Monarchy — the unlimited sway of one man — was in fact restored. A single hand now controlled that mighty tid...e of change which had been set in motion, and so long impelled, by the strength of a whole people.
The first constitution established b} 7 Bonaparte, in room of that which he had destroyed, was one at the head of which he placed himself, and his fellow-conspirators, Siej^es and Roger Ducos, the minority of the late Directory ; while two small Chambers, composed each of only twenty- five members, presented to^he nation the ghost of a legislature. In the course of a few weeks, Sieyes and Ducos resigned their places in the tri- umvirate, to make room for Cambaceres and 12 178 True Stories from History.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh De Normand to read onlineMoreLess
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