TYRO.

Dublin.

"_Worse than a Crime_" (Vol. iv., p. 274.).--In reply to a question you

attribute the famous saying concerning the murder of the Duc D'Enghien

to Talleyrand.

If you will refer to p. 266. vol. i. of Fouché's _Memoirs_, 2nd edition,

1825, C. Knight, you will find that he claims the saying to himself:

"I was not the person who hesitated to express himself with the

least restraint respecting the violence against the rights of

nations and of humanity. 'It is more than a crime, it is a

political fault.' I said words which I record, because they have

been repeated and attributed to others."

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