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c L'Etrangomanie bfamee) ou D 'Etre Franr;ais if n y a pas d'q/front (Xenomania Impugned, or It's No Disgrace to Be French) . Courtesy of the Bibliotheque Nationale de France. See g2a,5. availahle to them . ... Thus ? we opened up the contre-petite-cou.Usse. trading beyond the external market. We sold shares at a fixed rate of 3 francs, 50 centimes, and made a profit of one centime. Busincss was booming in this market when the debacle of last month occurred. ".[ [Taxile Delord ? ] Paris-Boursier (Paris, 1854), PI'. 6-8, 56-57 ("Les Petits Paris"). [g3,2] Commercial crisis of 1857 as cause of the Italian campaign. [g3,3] "Enfantin cxhorts his political comrades . .. to establish, in addition to the 'industrial credit' already in existence, an 'intellcctual credit. '" This was in 1863! C. L. de Licfdc, Le Saint-Simonisme dans la [Joesie jranqaise, 1825-1865 ,1'. 113. [g3a,I] OJ '" ... ;l " en " n "" g. § "il f:' B § n ::J:! ]
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Balzac's portrait of the speculator Diard in Les Marana: ""He demanded thusand-such<br />
percent on the purchase of fifteen legislative votes, which passed, in the<br />
space of one night, from the benches of the Left to those of the Right. That sort of<br />
thing is no longer rohbery, or any sort of crime; it is simply carrying on the<br />
government, becoming a silent partner in the national industry." Cited in Ahbe<br />
Charles Calippe, Balzac: Ses idees sociales (Reims and Paris
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