This Gallifet, the kept man of his wife, so notorious for her shameless exhibitions at the orgies of the Second Empire, went, during the war, by the name of the French Ensign Pistol. The following letter appeared in the [London] Times, June 13: In an article on The International Society and its aims, that pious informer, the London Spectator (June 24th), amongst other similar tricks, quotes, even more fully than Jules Favre has done, the above document of the Alliance as the work of the International, and that eleven days after the refutation had been published in The Times. We do not wonder at this. Frederick the Great used to say that of all Jesuits the worst are the Protestant ones.
The Civil War in France