Honoré de Balzac: Quand la religion et la royauté seront abattues, le peuple en viendra aux grands, après les grands il s'en prendra aux r

Quand la religion et la royauté seront abattues, le peuple en viendra aux grands — Honoré de Balzac

Quand la religion et la royauté seront abattues, le peuple en viendra aux grands, après les grands il s'en prendra aux riches.

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