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Excerpt from History of Europe, Vol. 3: From the Fall of Napoleon in 1815, to the Accession of Louis Napoleon in 1852
Prince Polignac: his biography, His character, Character of M. De la Bourdonnaye, M. De Bourmont, M. De Montbel, M. De Courvmsm, and M. De Chabrol, Extreme violence of the Liberal press at the Ministry, and preparations of the Liberals, 7. Lafayette's triumphant journey in the south, 8. Retreat of M. De la Bourdonnaye, 9. M. Guizot: his biography, 10. His character as a writer and statesman, 11. M. Berryer, 12. M. Thiers, 13-17. Prince Polignac's Memoir, 18. Vast in?uence of the press in France, 19. Vehement hostility of the pi ess at the Polignac Ministry, 20. Opening of the Chambers, 21. Votes on the Presidency, and Address of the Chambers, 22. Debate on the Address, 23-25. M. Berryer's argument against it, 2628. Answer of M. Guizot and the Liberals, 29. Vote on the subject, 30. Measures of Ministers in consequence, 31. The King's answer to the Address, 32. Prorogation of the Chambers, and general agitation it excited, 33. Prosecutions against the press, 34. Report of the Finance Minister.
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