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The first to win the Suard pension was Gustave Fallot. Mauvais, who was a distinguished astronomer in the Academy of Sciences, was the second. Proudhon aspired to be the third. THE FIRST TO WIN THAT SAW OUR PENSION WAS GUSTA FELLOW MOUVE WHO WAS A DISTINGUISHED ASTRONOMER IN THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES WAS THE SECOND PRUDENCE ASPIRED TO BE THE THIRD
ormed persons to think that he had been in an ecclesiastical seminary." Towards 1836, Proudhon left the house of Gauthier, and, in company with an associate, established a small printing-office in Besancon. His contribution to the partnership consisted, not so much in capital, as in his knowledge of the trade. His partner committing suicide in 1838, Proudhon was obliged to wind up the business, an operation which he did not accomplish as quickly and as easily as he hoped. He was then urged by his friends to enter the ranks of the competitors for the Suard pension. This pension consisted of an income of fifteen hundred francs bequeathed to the Academy of Besancon by Madame Suard, the widow of the academician, to be given once in three years to the young man residing in the department of Doubs, a bachelor of letters or of science, and not possessing a fortune, whom the Academy of Besancon SHOULD DEEM BEST FITTED FOR A LITERARY OR SCIENTIFIC CAREER, OR FOR THE STUDY OF LAW OR OF MEDICINE. SONS TO THINK THAT HE HAD BEEN IN AN ECCLESIASTICAL SEMINARYARDS EIGHTEEN THIRTY SIX PRUDENT LEFT THE HOUSE OF GOUTIER AND IN COMPANY WITH AN ASSOCIATE ESTABLISHED A SMALL PRINTING OFFICE IN BISONSCON HIS CONTRIBUTION TO THE PARTNERSHIP CONSISTED NOT SO MUCH IN CAPITAL AS IN HIS KNOWLEDGE OF THE TRADE HIS PARTNER COMMITTING SUICIDE IN EIGHTEEN THIRTY EIGHT PRUDENT WAS OBLIGED TO WIND UP THE BUSINESS AN OPERATION WHICH HE DID NOT ACCOMPLISH AS QUICKLY AND AS EASILY AS HE HOPED HE WAS THEN URGED BY HIS FRIENDS TO ENTER THE RANKS OF THE COMPETITORS FOR THE SUARD OF PENSION THIS PENSION CONSISTED OF AN INCOME OF FIFTEEN HUNDRED FRANCS BEQUEATHED TO THE ACADEMY OF BOSSON SAW BY MADAME SUARD THE WIDOW OF THE ACADEMICIAN TO BE GIVEN ONCE IN THREE YEARS TO THE YOUNG MAN RESIDING IN THE DEPARTMENT OF DUS A BACHELOR OF LETTERS OR OF SCIENCE AND NOT POSSESSING A FORTUNE WHOM THE ACADEMY OF POSSONSON SHOULD DEEM BEST FITTED FOR A LITERARY OR SCIENTIFIC CAREER OR FOR THE STUDY OF LAW OR OF MEDICINE
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