de Virréparable, something irréparable

1. 31. pourquoi faut-il, &'c.: this remark applies to the reactionary policy of England and especially of Castlereagh, after the great war, in allowing the restoration of the absolute monarchy in France, the union of Holland and Belgium under one sovereign, the re-absorption

of Poland by Russia, Austria and Prussia, the restoration of petty princes in Italy, (Sic.

P. 41, 1. 4. lord Ritssell {\\\\\\2im, 1639— 1683). "With a tender and décent composure they (Lord W. Russell and his wife) took leave of each other on the day of his exécution ; 'the bitterness of death is now past,' said he, when he turned from her." (Hume.)

Footnote. qu'une vioi-t cruelle. Albert de Staël, who had taken service in the Swedish army, was killed in a duel.