| 1 | France, however, turned a deaf ear to what Tiers flattered himself to be a parliament arysiren's song. | |
| 2 | France, however, turned a deaf ear to what Thiers flattered himself to be a parliamentary siren's song. | |
| 3 | Paris ... had risen in arms against the attempt of Thiers and the Rurals to restore and perpetuate that old governmental power bequeathed to them by the empire. | |
| 4 | One has only to forget the question how the will of heroes produces events, and Thiers's histories will be interesting, instructive, and will, moreover, not be devoid of a certain poetry. |
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