England and the Orléans Monarchy

by John Hall

[2] The “pré carré,” the sea, the Rhine, and the Pyrenees.

[3] N. Senior, Conversations with Thiers, Guizot, etc., I. pp. 288, 323, and 334.

[4] L. Blanc, Histoire de dix ans., I. p. 383.

[5] F. Daudet, Revue des Deux Mondes. 1^er décembre, 1909. “La police politique sous la Restauration.”

[6] Guizot, Mémoires, II. pp. 12-16.

[7] The son of the Duchesse de Berri. The Duc de Berri had been murdered at the Opera House on February 13, 1820, and his son had been born in the following September. The Duc de Bordeaux was therefore the grandson of Charles X. and the nephew of the Duc d’Angoulême, the Dauphin. He is better known by the title of the Comte de Chambord.

[8] L. Vitet, “La monarchie de” 1830, Revue des Deux Mondes. 1^er décembre, 1860.

[9] L. Blanc, Histoire de dix ans., I. pp. 384-388.

[10] H. Heine, Letters from Paris (translated by Leyland), I. pp. 141, 142.

[11] Metternich, Memoires, V. pp. 26-28.