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Détruire l'anarchie française, c'est se préparer une gloire immortelle.--CATHARINE II, 1791.
The pretended Rights of Man, which have made this havoc, cannot be the rights of the people. For to be a people and to have these rights are incompatible. The one supposes the presence, the other the absence, of a state of civil society.--BURKE, _Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs_.