[91] 8vo.
[92] G. W. Smalley, New York Tribune, Feb. 4, 1883.
[93] C. K. Adams’s “Manual of Historical Literature,” p. 332.
[94] For a satisfactory description of the true import of this measure, vide John Stuart Mill’s essay, “The French Revolution of 1848 and its Assailants;” “Dissertations and Discussions” (Am. ed.), vol. iii. pp. 54-58.
[95] Vide “Lorenz von Stein,” iii. S. 292.
[96] There was once some doubt about the case, but the publication of official documents and later testimony has settled the question conclusively, vide article on Louis Blanc in “Nouvelle Biographie Générale,” vol. vi.; Roscher’s “Political Economy,” sec. 81, note 6; E. Thomas, “Histoire des Ateliers Nationaux;” Louis Blanc, “Historical Revelations,” and “La Révolution de 1848,” vol. i. ch. xi.
[97] “Lettres sur l’Angleterre” (Paris, 1866-67); “Letters on England,” translated from the French by James Hutton and revised by the author (London, 1866, 2 vols.). “Letters on England,” second series, translated by James Hutton and L. J. Trotter (London, 1867, 2 vols. in one).
[98] Paris, 1873.
[99] The vote was 380 to 85.
[100] Edward King in Evening Post, Dec. 28, 1882.