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ArisiocrGcy In the course Of an oralion in The
French Chamber Of Deputies, General Foy chancr
ed to use the word aristocracy. A voice from
the ministerial side asked for a definition of IT,
AristocTacy, said he, in the nineteenth century, Is
the league, the coalion of those who wish to com
sumo without producing, live without working,
occupy all public places wilhpn. being competent
to fill themr and seize upon all honors without
meriling them-lhat is aristocracy.