History of the French Revolution of 1830 - With All the Anecdotes Relating to It #265696

The elections had just terminated to the great and unanimous satisfaction of France. The most profound calm, and perfect order reigned as well in Paris as in the depart ments. The citizens could not 'credit the report, notwithstanding the reiterated me naces of ministerial journals, that the court had resolved on striking the blow with the political sword so repeatedly brandished over their heads, and as uniformly returned.