The Development of Modern Europe an Introduction to the Study of Current History, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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J There was, however, no danger that Louis XVIII would undo the great work of the Revolution and of Napoleon. He was no fanatic like his younger brother, the count of Artois. In his youth he had delighted in Voltaire and the writings of the philosophers he had little sympathy for the Church party, and six years' residence in England had given him some notion of liberal institutions. His Sixty years, his corpulence, his gout.

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