The Evolution of France Under the Third Republic
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As a rule, the first were moderate republicans, the second radicals, and the last monarchists. There have been, also, civil engineers, a few journalists, and one or two ecclesiastics. The type of the professional politician does not exist in France.
200 THE EVOLUTION OF FRANCE.
the sanction of the Chambers to the protectorate treaties signed in 1884 at Hue* and Pnom-Penh, when a pro- posal of amnesty in favor of political criminals and a demand for the impeachment of Jules Ferry and his colleag...ues were presented on the tribune, the Brisson Cabinet found arrayed before it the Right united to the Extreme Left, and found itself sustained by the mass of the Ferry forces. They supported him against their will, it is true, and with a sort of disdainful repug- nance, accepting from him no guidance, and stimulated rather by the attacks of the opposition than by the authority of the government. This majority, more- over, took form again only to melt away afresh at every moment; parliamentary enterprise took advantage of this to give itself full scope ; never was there seen such an abundance of projects for laws ; the greater part, of doubtful opportuneness, tended, by their originality, to fix in public the name, hitherto obscure, of the deputy to whose initiative they were due.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a rule, the first were moderate republicans, the second radicals, and the last monarchists. There have been, also, civil engineers, a few journalists, and one or two ecclesiastics. The type of the professional politician does not exist in France.
200 THE EVOLUTION OF FRANCE.
the sanction of the Chambers to the protectorate treaties signed in 1884 at Hue* and Pnom-Penh, when a pro- posal of amnesty in favor of political criminals and a demand for the impeachment of Jules Ferry and his colleag...ues were presented on the tribune, the Brisson Cabinet found arrayed before it the Right united to the Extreme Left, and found itself sustained by the mass of the Ferry forces. They supported him against their will, it is true, and with a sort of disdainful repug- nance, accepting from him no guidance, and stimulated rather by the attacks of the opposition than by the authority of the government. This majority, more- over, took form again only to melt away afresh at every moment; parliamentary enterprise took advantage of this to give itself full scope ; never was there seen such an abundance of projects for laws ; the greater part, of doubtful opportuneness, tended, by their originality, to fix in public the name, hitherto obscure, of the deputy to whose initiative they were due.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierre De Coubertin to read onlineMoreLess
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