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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER XI
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d'Orleans and company, having, of course, a certain hold on the agricultural population which forms so large a part of the basis of the imperial throne.

Then add to that the parties the 'Liberals' (so called) and others, who use this question as a weapon simply.

In the Senate and Legislative Body they haven't forgotten how to talk, have they--these French?
The passion and confusion seem to have been extreme.

After all, we shall get a working majority, I do hope and trust, for all the intelligent supporters of the Government are with us, and the Chamber will be dissolved at need.

There is talk of it already in Rome....
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