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Page 47
... sort of political dialogue carried on above its head between the sovereign and his magistrates . The practice had only been interrupted during the reign of Louis XIV , and for a short time ; but what was new now was the subject of the ...
... sort of political dialogue carried on above its head between the sovereign and his magistrates . The practice had only been interrupted during the reign of Louis XIV , and for a short time ; but what was new now was the subject of the ...
Page 48
... sort of ora- torical exaggeration . The most absolute sovereigns had tolerated this license because of the impotence of those speaking . Since the kings were assured of obedience , the indulgence of free speech could be permitted ...
... sort of ora- torical exaggeration . The most absolute sovereigns had tolerated this license because of the impotence of those speaking . Since the kings were assured of obedience , the indulgence of free speech could be permitted ...
Page 127
... sort of pas- sionate merriment . Despairing of escape from their misfor- tunes , they tried to forget them by substituting delights . The amusements in Paris , wrote a contemporary , were not interrupted for a single moment by either ...
... sort of pas- sionate merriment . Despairing of escape from their misfor- tunes , they tried to forget them by substituting delights . The amusements in Paris , wrote a contemporary , were not interrupted for a single moment by either ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Original concept general approach to the subject | 31 |
П How This Vague Agitation of Human | 41 |
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