Note 237 — Chapter IV · DIDEROT AND THE FRENCH TRANSITION.
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Some will no doubt expect that a third, Guizot, should be joined to them. He did much reviewing in his youth (as did his first wife, Pauline de Meulan), and his much later companion volumes on Corneille and Shakespeare are more than respectable. But he was perhaps eveneven less of a critic “in his heart” thanthan Cousin.