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Émile Ollivier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1113 words) |
 | Ollivier himself held the ministry of foreign affairs for a few weeks, until Daru was replaced by the duc de Gramont, destined to be Ollivier's evil genius. |
| On August 9, with the news of the first disaster, the Ollivier cabinet was driven from office, and its chief sought refuge from the general rage in Italy. |
| Ollivier's own view of his political life is given in his L'Empire libéral, which must always be an important "document" for the history of his time; but the book must be treated with no less caution than respect. |
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