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

Note 238 — Front matter (continued 5)

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On the 15th of March, M. de Lamarck took to Mirabeau the overtures of the court, but found him very cool. When pressed by Lamarck, he said that the throne could only be restored by establishing it upon a basis of liberty; that, if the court wanted any thing else, he would oppose instead of serving it.—Michelet, p. 328.

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