Repress the journals a little; make them produce wholesome articles. . . . Tell them that the . . . Revolution is over, and that there is now only one party in France; that I shall never allow the newspapers to say anything contrary to my interests; that they may publish a few little articles with just a bit of poison in them, but that one fine day somebody will shut their mouths.
Answer
A
Napoleon is in line with Enlightenment thinking because he only supports “a little” repression of the press.
B
Napoleon’s call for repression of the press was in opposition to Enlightenment thinking.
C
Napoleon is in line with Enlightenment thinking because he is merely asking for “wholesome articles.”
D
Napoleon mentioning the end of revolution and political parties puts him in opposition to Enlightenment thinking.