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<p><del>to politics or morals<lb/></del> <add>to</add> any branch of moral science, <del>turns</del> throws it<lb/>down with disgust on seeing <add><del>wh</del> if he sees</add> Paris on the title-page.<lb/>So says <add>This is the remark</add> an ingenious French-man <note>Tableau du Paris 1.</note> and I have<lb/>one proof of the truth of it in my own experience.<lb/>The instructions of the Empress of Russia to the<lb/>assembly of <add>legislative</add> deputies were prohibited in France.<lb/><note><del>Neither the respect for the <lb/>sex nor the respect for sovereignty <lb/>which<lb/></del></note> <del>They breathed too The stile and sentiments of that <add>the work</add><lb/>was too popular <add>it seems</add> to be endured on Gallic ground.<lb/></del>Neither the sex nor the rank of the imperial authoress<lb/>could save the administration of those days<lb/>from exposing the national character to this disgrace. <lb/>The stile and sentiments of the work were<lb/>too popular it seems to be endured on Gallic ground.<lb/>After this it is amusing <add>enough</add> to hear a Frenchman<lb/>talk of Russian despotism.<lb/></p> <p>In France however as elsewhere, negligence<lb/>and inconsistency palliate the mischiefs which<lb/>were projected by design. The works of French <lb/>genius find a passport in a foreign title-page:<lb/>and the most certain effect of the power <add>industry</add> of the licenser<lb/>are <del>that</del> <add>to transfer</add> the trade of books to foreign <add>rival</add><lb/>nations, and to embitter the <del>censure</del> <add>satire</add> it was intended<lb/>to suppress.<lb/></p> | |||
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Indirect
Misrule
to politics or morals
to any branch of moral science, turns throws it
down with disgust on seeing wh if he sees Paris on the title-page.
So says This is the remark an ingenious French-man Tableau du Paris 1. and I have
one proof of the truth of it in my own experience.
The instructions of the Empress of Russia to the
assembly of legislative deputies were prohibited in France.
Neither the respect for the
sex nor the respect for sovereignty
which
They breathed too The stile and sentiments of that the work
was too popular it seems to be endured on Gallic ground.
Neither the sex nor the rank of the imperial authoress
could save the administration of those days
from exposing the national character to this disgrace.
The stile and sentiments of the work were
too popular it seems to be endured on Gallic ground.
After this it is amusing enough to hear a Frenchman
talk of Russian despotism.
In France however as elsewhere, negligence
and inconsistency palliate the mischiefs which
were projected by design. The works of French
genius find a passport in a foreign title-page:
and the most certain effect of the power industry of the licenser
are that to transfer the trade of books to foreign rival
nations, and to embitter the censure satire it was intended
to suppress.
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