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1 1 |    nature. Even now, after the Revolution of 1830, Guerande is still
2 5 |  statesman. Camille Maupin was Revolution itself in~that calm and
3 6 |        made a sort~of literary revolution when the great question
4 7 |        Touches, from which the Revolution~lopped its feudal rights.
5 8 | Charles X., but revoked by the revolution~of July. The first days
6 8 |       perhaps justly, that the~revolution of July, in the minds of
7 8 |      would prove to be a moral revolution. The social class to which
8 23|  to-day the saturnalias of the~Revolution transferred to the domain,
9 23|      of thirty-~eight whom the revolution of July had made a judge.