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...Australia is ranked third highest of the fourteen countries in terms of overall victimisation, behind the other two non-European countries, the USA and Canada. In assaults involving force, sexual incidents, burglary and motor vehicle thefts, Australia ranked highest of all countries surveyed. Only in such categories as motorcycle or bicycle theft, and pickpocketing did we fail to finish in the top half of the list.
...in 1722, Voltaire found himself dining at Claude LeBlanc's, the French Minister of War. At the table he found Beauregard who had sent him to the Bastille a half decade earlier. "I knew that spies were being paid," said Voltaire, "but I did not know until now that their reward was to dine at the Minister's table." Beauregard went to LeBlanc and told him what happened, suggesting that it was probably time to rough Voltaire up a little. "Go ahead," said LeBlanc, "but do it discreetly." Several days after the infamous dinner party, Beauregard intercepted Voltaire's coach on the bridge of the Sevres, pulled him out, and proceeded to beat him to a pulp in broad daylight. Voltaire walked off with a couple of shiners and some pretty serious lumps and bruises. He strutted his injuries in front of the regent, the duc d'Orleans, complaining bitterly about the treatment he had received. The more alert reader may recall that the regent was the same man whom Voltaire had exposed for sleeping with his own daughter some seven years before. That's not the sort of publicity you live down very easily, and it seems the regent had certainly not forgotten. Upon hearing Voltaire's bitter whining, the regent retorted, "Monsieur Arouet, you are a poet and you have been beaten -- this is the order of things, and I have nothing more to say." Voltaire eventually got a little revenge -- Beauregard was subsequently jailed and paid a him a hefty indemnity.
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