The president calls the house to order five times, but always fruitlessly."-- 224 (July 23).

"The galleries applaud; long continued murmurs are heard in the Assembly."] [Footnote 2625: Buzot, "Memoires" (Ed.

Dauban, 83 and 84).

"The majority of the French people yearned for royalty and the constitution of 1790...
It was at Paris particularly that this desire governed the general plan, the discussion of it being the least feared in special conversations and in private society.

There were only a few noble-minded, superior men that were worthy of being republicans...