Memoirs to Illustrate the History of My Time Volume 4 (Paperback)

Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHAPTER III. MY ALLIANCE AND EUPTUEE WITH M. MOLE. My Relations With Count Moland. Formation Of The Cabinet Of The 6th Of September, 1836. Different Sentiments Op My Political Friends. From What Motives And On What Conditions I Joined The Cabinet. Its First Acts. State Of Affairs In Algeria. Expedition To Constant1ne. Marshal Clauzel. The ComMandant Changarnier. General Trezel. Ill Success Of The Expedition. Retreat Of The Army. Conspiracy Of Strasbourg. Prince Louis Bonaparte. His Failure And Embarkation At L'orient.?Motives Of The Cabinet For Not Bringing Him Before The Tribunals. Opening Of The Session Of The Chambers. Attempt To Assassinate King Louis-philippe. Debate On The Address Prosecution Of The Conspirators Of Strasbourg Before The Court Of Assizes At Colmar. Acquittal Of The Accused. Bills Presented To The Chambers. On Tee Disjunction Of Certain Criminal Processes; On The Place Of Transportation; And On The Non-revelation Of Plots Against The King's Life. On The Dotation Of The Duke De Nemours. ? Presentiments Of King Louis-philippe On The Future Of His Family. The Bill On Disjunction Rejected By The Chamber Of Deputies. The Cabinet Breaks Up. Different Attempts To Form A New Ministry The King Sends For Me. My Propositions And Endeavours. They Miscarry. 1 Retire, With Mm. Duchatel, Gasfarin And Persil M. Mole Forms The Cabinet Of The 15th Of April, 1837. (1836?1837.) Long before the crisis exploded, I had left Paris with my mother and children to pass some weeks in Normandy, at first at Lisieux, and subsequently at the seat of the Duke de Broglie. I wished, even inthe eyes of the idle gossips, to remain a stranger to the fall of the cabinet, and to avoid finding myself engaged in any of the comb...