TI1E THREE DAYS.
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The History of the Revolution of the
THREE Days is thus summed up, in late
number of the London Quarterly


"a revolution made in the name of a
Charter, which Charter it forthwith tossed
to the wind--a revolution made in the
name Of the people, in which the people
had really no share, from which they de-
rived no advantage. A revolution made
by faction which faction became its earli-
est sacrifice; revolution made in the name
OF liberty, which has produced despo-
tism A revolution planned, prepared and
executed by Journalists, Of which the same
Journalists ars now the bitterest enemies,
and the most signal victims. A revolution
which, from the moment it had strength to
walk alone and in exact proportion to its
growing powers, has employed all its vigor
in prescribing, prosecuting, and furnishing,
even unto death, the pretences, the princi-
pies, and the persons TO which it owes its
existence"