Louis Adolphe Thiers Quotes

In general, the country is wise, but the political parties are not. It is these, and only these, that we have to fear. It is only these which we have to guard against.

Louis Adolphe Thiers

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• In general, the country is wise, but the political parties are not. It is these, and only these, that we have to fear. It is only these which we have to guard against.

  

  Louis Adolphe Thiers
  • Fear
  • Guard
  • Parties