The unity that was attained on July 14, 1789, must be restored. Every effort has been made to sow divisions between peasant and artisan, between artisan and bourgeois; these elements must once more be welded together. Let your fields, your religious festivals, your meetings, your markets, your fairs, serve as opportunities for political discussion and education.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "The unity that was attained on July 14, 1789, must be restored. Every effort has been made to sow divisions between peasant and artisan, between artisan and bourgeois; these elements must once more be welded together. Let your fields, your religious festivals, your meetings, your markets, your fairs, serve as opportunities for political discussion and education." in the context of "Speech in La Ferté-sous-Jouarre (14 July 1872), quoted in Paul Deschanel, Gambetta (1920), p. 161" to mean that wisdom is timeless.