Spirit of adventure of the English.--English
fox-hunters.--Money spent abroad.--Migration through France and
Switzerland into Italy.--Return.--The English associate
together.--In what consist their reasons for foreign
residence.--Distrust with respect to Napoleon.--Gallery of the
Louvre.--Its dispersion.--Exaggeration of the number of English
absentees.--The foreign notions of our motives for
travelling.--Reflections on international intercourse.--Nature
of the author's observations gleaned during a long residence
abroad.--Remarks on the character of the French revolution.--Its
effects.--Elevation of Napoleon.--Great results that have
accrued from the French revolution in the West Indies, in South
America; and that may possibly take place in Africa. 75