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SECOND rOURNEY THROUGH' FRANCE,IN 1814•.POIIMING A SUPPLEMENT TD THAT OF 1184..•Routefrom Calais ta the Rhone~ -Descent of tliât River ta Pont St~.Esprit.-Journey coaslways thence by the Mediterranean ta the Pyreneu.-Pass of Belgarde.,TH 1 R T Y years of time, tihe most prod'uctive of events die most iin.­portant in theirconsequencès and the most permanent in their effeetsef any the world ever saw, haive now passed away between the first eUf-­sory view of thisgreatceuntry, and that wherein it has been thewriter'~.destiny to view it under the results of a- series of glories, of sufferings, .and of convulsions.It may well be jùdged; what an, interest the human rniml must take'ln sneh a, view of the moral world; hoW'. solicitous, it must be to·,pbserve the effeets of these great causes.It will not be disappointed.rl?he former ar.e fully equal to the latter :,-,these have passed away; buttheir results remain, and wilL do in spite of aIl the efforts of man to theend of time; 01', to speak more properly" to that of our puny race andithe earth which it inherits~ .l1rfais tami pour ça•.S Z.