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The French Revolution of 1789, as Viewed in the Light of Republican Institutions

Note 87 — Front matter (continued 3)

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"The popular assemblies were to vote by acclamation (à haute voix). They did not suppose that inferior people in such a mode of election, in presence of the nobles and Notables, would possess sufficient firmness to oppose them—enough assurance to pronounce other names than those which were dictated to them."—Michelet, vol. i., p. 76.

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