Two figures, one the left that of François Guizot, holding over his shoulder a large box labelled "Caisse de Condé", a bag labelled "Porte Coton" and a briefcase; in the foreground at his feet is a chest marked "Trésor Public"; the figure of the right is Louis Phillipe, wearing patched, shabby clothing, from his belt hangs a figure, potentially that of the Prince of Condé, and also a bag bearing the word "discours", to his right in the foreground is a large pot labelled "Beurre Budgetaire- Sueur Du Peuple"; a road stretches behind the figures and is identified as the "Route de Chantilly"; bound in an album.
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<p>Published by: Miller
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<dl><dd>Printed by: Bretagne</dd></dl></div>
1848<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1848-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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