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THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1862.

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ble misstatement here as to a data; here again as to
a name, there in reference to• the strength of a
regiment, there as to the bearing of an order—.f
correct the blunder, proclaim it to be heinous,
denounce it, even if there appears to be occa-
sion for so doing, as wilful, and, there-
fore as doubly and trebly reprehensible —but
do this without passion, without acrimony, with-
out a manner expressive, rather of irritated and
acrimonious spitefulness than of the calm of the
resolute Searcher after Truth. Comment, correct,
analyse, as befits the Critic who is upon the side of
the Victors. Waterloo was ours—let',us, therefore,
cone the French narratives of Waterloo, even though
they be penned by the authoritative hand of a
Thiers, without a perpetual sneer of derision upon
our lips ; but, in lieu of that, with an air (and a
feeling at heart) of commiserative magnanimity.
So extended have been the researches of M.
Thiers during the process of preparing the ground
for the building up of this gigantic historical

memorial of the age of Napoleon, that, in compari

son with these labours of investigation, the toils of
Macaulay described by him so graphically in an
incidental passage of his great literary masterpiece,
shrink into insignificance. It is Lord

Macaulay, himself who there, in the particular pas-
sage we are referring to, comments upon the