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TREASURES ON SHOW IN CAPITAL BEFORE THE HAMMER FALLS
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A MINIATURE portrait of a king's illegitimate son and a painting
owned by Elton John are among sought-after treasures which will be
taken the length of the country for a special display in Edinburgh.
The collection of more than 100 heirlooms is being sold at one of
the auctions of the year in London.
The Edinburgh exhibition, at Bonhams' Melville Street showrooms
will give super-rich Scottish collectors the chance to view the
goods
before they go under the hammer.
One attraction, but perhaps of more historic than cash value, is a
portrait of a duke thought to be an illegitimate son of King ...
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The modern revolution and the collapse of moral analogy: Tocqueville and Guizot.(Alexis de Tocqueville)(Francois Guizot)
Magazine article from: Perspectives on Political Science
; Francois Furet, who had the greatest...and the Revolution: Like Guizot, Tocqueville used this vague...Atlantic. A comparison with Guizot will clarify the significance...What Tocqueville owes to Guizot as well as where he departs...
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Guizot, Francois and Henriette.(Lettres a sa fille Henriette, 1836-1874)(Brief Article)(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Biography
; ...fille Henriette, 1836-1874. Francois Guizot. Edition annotated by Laurent Theis...ambient anglophobia to save peace, Guizot developed for his eldest daughter...of her life. In these letters, Guizot appears serene, slightly arrogant...
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French Historians and Romanticism: Thierry, Guizot, the Saint-Simonians, Quinet, Michelet.
Magazine article from: Journal of European Studies
; ...separate chapters on the historians Augustin Thierry, Francois Guizot, Edgar Quinet and Jules Michelet; a chapter on the...the practice of liberal politics (most notably by Francois Guizot). But it was a 'new history' which followed Augustin...
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Return of a forgotten historian
Magazine article from: The Spectator
; ...HISTORY OF CIVILISATION IN EUROPE by Francois Guizot, translated by William Hazlitt...Penguin Classics, 8.99, pp. 255 Guizot was minister of Foreign Affairs...1958 to 10 July 1968, when, like Guizot, he became Prime Minister. Thus...
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Democratic man, aristocratic man, and man simply.
Magazine article from: Perspectives on Political Science
; ...once serious and revealing in what Francois Furet has aptly called Tocqueville...philosopher, historian, and statesman Francois Guizot, whose Sorbonne courses at the...followed by Tocqueville.(2) Guizot's strength lies in the competence...
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The Pride of Place: Local Memories and Political Culture in Nineteenth-Century France.(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Journal of Social History
; ...the Minister of Public Instruction Francois Guizot created a Comite des travaux historiques...s evidence shows just how sound Guizot's policy in fact was. The state...symbiosis of local and national Guizot had labored so hard to effect...
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The diplomacy of conservatism and the conservatism of diplomacy.(Essay)
Magazine article from: Modern Age
; ...interaction. Sir Robert Peel, Francois Guizot, and John C. Calhoun may, from...Laws and was overthrown in 1846. Guizot was called to assist in forming...throughout those eight years. Peel and Guizot therefore held power concurrently...
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Changing rooms Londoners diary
Newspaper article from: Evening Standard - London
; ...skiddy tracks". French honour FRANCOIS Guizot, Prime Minister of France during...today at 21 Pelham Crescent, where Guizot found refuge after the 1848 Revolution in his homeland. "Guizot was an Anglophile," Douglas Johnson...
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Craiutu, Aurelian Liberalism under Siege: the Political Thought of the French Doctrinaires.(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Perspectives on Political Science
; ...known thinker of the group was Francois Guizot, the prominent statesman and seminal...the general will of the people. Guizot developed at length a theory of...citizens to political participation. Guizot's words once again put it best...
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Changing rooms; Londoners diary.
Newspaper article from: The Evening Standard (London, England)
; ...skiddy tracks". French honour FRANCOIS Guizot, Prime Minister of France during...today at 21 Pelham Crescent, where Guizot found refuge after the 1848 Revolution in his homeland. "Guizot was an Anglophile," Douglas Johnson...
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