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for one who likes noise so very much."
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And then this incident I keep referring to
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this crisis, this scandal of Gravy's son-in-law begins to come along,
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and there are demonstrations against the Republic's very existence.
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The Republic, again, it cannot take back Alsace Lorraine
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and seems as rampant by this sort of pourri, this sort of corruption,
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corrupt politics here and there.
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And who comes along to be President of France but Sardi Carnot,
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the same one who is going to be assassinated in 1894, as you've already heard.
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And when he's elected--
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there was a famous line went around, somebody said--
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the president is elected by the deputies, not by the French population--