History of Modern France 1815 1913 volume 1
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On one side the Associa- tion for liberty of instruction, of which Montalembert was the soul, brought together the Catholics and Legitimists in favour of the candidate offering the largest amount of religious liberty. "It is true that in the existing electorate the capital has only fourteen electoral districts, but its influence goes far beyond its walls. " All the first-class journals of France — the National, whose policy Armand Marrast, assisted bj^ Carnot, was directing towards an understan...ding with the dynastic Left, the Reforme, in which Ledru-Rollin and Flocon demanded universal suffrage and labour legislation, the Presse, which under Emile Girardin was lapsing from Conservatism, the Temps, the Steele, which Dutacq had worked up to great prosperity as the organ of anticlerical republicanism, the Univers under Veuillot, the Correspondant under Carne and Falloux — took their orders from Paris and passed them on to the provincial Press. Against this propaganda the Government had nothing to oppose in Paris but the Journal des Debats ; and even that was more devoted to the King than to Guizot.
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On one side the Associa- tion for liberty of instruction, of which Montalembert was the soul, brought together the Catholics and Legitimists in favour of the candidate offering the largest amount of religious liberty. "It is true that in the existing electorate the capital has only fourteen electoral districts, but its influence goes far beyond its walls. " All the first-class journals of France — the National, whose policy Armand Marrast, assisted bj^ Carnot, was directing towards an understan...ding with the dynastic Left, the Reforme, in which Ledru-Rollin and Flocon demanded universal suffrage and labour legislation, the Presse, which under Emile Girardin was lapsing from Conservatism, the Temps, the Steele, which Dutacq had worked up to great prosperity as the organ of anticlerical republicanism, the Univers under Veuillot, the Correspondant under Carne and Falloux — took their orders from Paris and passed them on to the provincial Press. Against this propaganda the Government had nothing to oppose in Paris but the Journal des Debats ; and even that was more devoted to the King than to Guizot.
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