was so strong that it could certainly crush an insurrection in the streets, he thought it better to prohibit these two ladies any further residence in Paris, rather than leave them to foment rebellion, which would cost the lives of many thousands of comparatively innocent persons.
She returns to Paris.
When the Bourbons, at the first restoration, returned to Paris, in the rear of the batteries of the Allies, Madame
was so strong that it could certainly crush an insurrection in the streets, he thought it better to prohibit these two ladies any further residence in Paris, rather than leave them to foment rebellion, which would cost the lives of many thousands of comparatively innocent persons.
She returns to Paris.
When the Bourbons, at the first restoration, returned to Paris, in the rear of the batteries of the Allies, Madame