Talleyrand and Fouché, who have absolutely nothing in common apart from their hunger for power, are engaged in verbal combat over supper about the future of France, the tone of their conversation switching from irony, to violence and ferociousness.
Talleyrand and Fouché, who have absolutely nothing in common apart from their hunger for power, are engaged in verbal combat over supper about the future of France, the tone of their conversation switching from irony, to violence and ferociousness.
