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COMPOSITION OF THE NEW CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. THE CABINET IN A MAJORITY. ELEMENTS OF THAT MAJORITY, THE CENTRE PROPERLY SO CALLED, AND THE DOCTRINARIANS. TRUE CHARACTER OF THE CENTRE. TRUE CHARACTER OF THE DOCTRINARIANS, AND REAL CAUSE OF THEIR INFLUENCE. M. DE LA BOURDONNAYE AND M. ROYER-COLLARD AT THE OPENING OF THE SESSION. ATTITUDE OF THE DOCTRINARIANS IN THE DEBATE ON THE EXCEPTIONAL LAWS. ELECTORAL LAW OF FEBRUARY 5TH, 1817. THE PART I TOOK ON THAT OCCASION. OF THE ACTUAL AND POLITICAL POSITION OF THE MIDDLE CLASSES. MARSHAL GOUVION ST. CYR, AND HIS BILL FOR RECRUITING THE ARMY, OF THE 10TH OF MARCH, 1818. BILL RESPECTING THE PRESS, OF 1819, AND M. DE SERRE. PREPARATORY DISCUSSION OF THESE BILLS IN THE STATE COUNCIL. GENERAL ADMINISTRATION OF THE COUNTRY. MODIFICATION OF THE CABINET FROM 1816 TO 1820. IMPERFECTIONS OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL SYSTEM. ERRORS OF INDIVIDUALS. DISSENSIONS BETWEEN THE CABINET AND THE DOCTRINARIANS. THE DUKE DE RICHELIEU NEGOCIATES, AT AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, THE ENTIRE RETREAT OF FOREIGN TROOPS FROM FRANCE. HIS SITUATION AND CHARACTER. HE ATTACKS THE BILL ON ELECTIONS. HIS FALL. CABINET OF M. DECAZES. HIS POLITICAL WEAKNESS, NOTWITHSTANDING HIS PARLIAMENTARY SUCCESS. ELECTIONS OF 1819. ELECTION AND NON-ADMISSION OF M. GRÉGOIRE. ASSASSINATION OF THE DUKE DE BERRY. FALL OF M. DECAZES. THE DUKE DE RICHELIEU RESUMES OFFICE. HIS ALLIANCE WITH THE RIGHT-HAND PARTY. CHANGE IN THE LAW OF ELECTIONS. DISORGANIZATION OF THE CENTRE, AND PROGRESS OF THE RIGHT-HAND PARTY. SECOND FALL OF THE DUKE DE RICHELIEU. M.

M. (François) Guizot - Memoirs To Illustrate The History Of My Time: Volume 1

Galileo loses his favourite Daughter He falls into a state of melancholy and ill health Is allowed to go to Florence for its recovery in 1638 But is prevented from leaving his House or receiving his Friends His friend Castelli permitted to visit him in the presence of an Officer of the Inquisition He composes his celebrated Dialogues on Local Motion Discovers the Moon's Libration Loses the sight of one Eye The other Eye attacked by the same Disease Is struck blind Negociates with the Dutch Government respecting his Method of finding the Longitude He is allowed free intercourse with his Friends His Illness and Death in 1642 His Epitaph His Social, Moral, and Scientific Character.

Sir David Brewster - The Martyrs of Science, or, The lives of Galileo, Tycho Brahe, and Kepler

In this treaty Rome negociates for the cities of La'tium, as her dependencies, just as Carthage does for her subject colonies. But in the course of the following century, Rome lost her supremacy over the Latin cities, and being thus nearly excluded from the coast, her navy was ruined.

Oliver Goldsmith - Pinnock's improved edition of Dr. Goldsmith's History of Rome : to which is prefixed an introduction to the study of Roman history, and a great variety of valuable information added throughout the work, on the manners, institutions, and antiquities of the Romans; with numerous biographical and historical notes; and questions for examination at the end of each section. : By Wm. C. Taylor.