Letter

 1 CIV      |        Note Hamel’s book! If the Republic returned they would bless
 2 CXXI     |        against the Empire or the Republic seem to me as useful as
 3 CXXII    |       best in itself; orleanism, republic, empire do not mean anything
 4 CLXXVI   |          your enthusiasm for the Republic. At the moment when we are
 5 CLXXVI   |      will be sacrificed, and the Republic will follow their fate.
 6 CLXXVI   |          that I defend that poor Republic; but I do not believe in
 7 CLXXIX   |          The imbecilities of the Republic surpass those of the Empire.
 8 CLXXX    |     there is in establishing the Republic in the interior of our provinces
 9 CLXXXII  |        say. I do not regret this Republic, it has been the greatest
10 CLXXXV   |       armies, and that the word “Republic” is enough to conquer a
11 CLXXXV   |           wanted to preserve the Republic, are going to regret Badinguet
12 CLXXXVIII|          simply a rich man. “The Republic is above every criticism”
13 CLXXXVIII|          cry out, “Long live the Republic!” while recalling what happened
14 CXC      |     would say that the bourgeois Republic wants to impose itself.
15 CXCI     |          you, that the bourgeois republic can be established. Its
16 CXCV     |          to posterity. The words republic and monarchy will make them
17 CXCV     |        those two terms. A modern republic and a constitutional monarchy
18 CXCVII   |     dictatorship. What sort of a republic is that? I see nothing vital
19 CCXXXIX  |         Dalloz, and by the first Republic. I tell you that, because
20 CCXLI    |        simple and frivolous word Republic, who find Thiers too advanced!!!
21 CCXLIV   | merchandise is not pleasing. The republic of letters is only a market
22 CCLXIV   |   crucifix saying: “Maintain the Republic for us, O my God!”~But THEY
23 CCLXXXVI |        relative safety in a wise republic, and I, too, think it still