Book 8: Chapter 7 [Napoleon The Little: Victor Hugo's Book]

Napoleon The Little, a fiction by Victor Hugo
Book 8. Progress Contained In The Coup D'etat - Chapter 7. The Form Of The Government Of God
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________________________________________________ _ BOOK VIII. PROGRESS CONTAINED IN THE COUP D'ETAT VII. THE FORM OF THE GOVERNMENT OF GOD When God desires to destroy a thing, he entrusts its destruction to the thing itself. Every bad institution of this world ends by suicide. When they have weighed sufficiently long upon men, Providence, like the sultan to his viziers, sends them the bowstring by a mute, and they execute themselves. Louis Bonaparte is the mute of Providence. _ Read next: Conclusion--Part First. Pettiness Of The Master--Abjectness Of The Situation: Chapter 1. Read previous: Book 8. Progress Contained In The Coup D'etat: Chapter 6. What The Ministers, Army, Magistracy, And Clergy Have Done Table of content of Napoleon The Little GO TO TOP OF SCREEN Post your review Your review will be placed after the table of content of this book

Napoleon The Little, a fiction by Victor Hugo