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hange. The breath of re
volution sometimes blew
from the suburbs of a
capital, as in France;
sometimes from the cott
ages of the peasant, as
in the Swiss mountains
; but it was every wher
e powerful. No institut
ion was held venerable,
no authority sacred, t
hat stood in the way of
the popular will. The
people had every where
got a purchase against
their rulers, and had f
ixed their engines for
a further pull. The pow
er of domestic military
protection had diminis
hed, in proportion as r
ulers required its aid;
while, at the same tim
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction
Volume 17, No. 489, May 14, 1831 by Various
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