Now it compiles

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 The mercantilist circles of the port of Marseille nevertheless aggravated the conflict, in particular by the murky game of the consul Deval.
 The latter, not having transmitted to the Dey 478 891 gold Francs (about 6 million current) released by Louis XVIII in 1816, has, on the other hand, in 1825, had militarily occupied the trading post of La Calle taken as a pledge by Algiers and had Charles X claim, in addition to his concession without royalty, the suzerainty on the surrounding plain, from Bône to the Tunisian border.
-Colonial rivalry played a role: on 14 Oct. 1827*[tl note * is in the original text, I don't know why, maybe some missing footnote?} the Minister of War, Clermont-Tonnerre, proposed that he “take advantage of the embarrassment in which (...) England is to conquer the state of Algiers”.
-And the economist Sismondi, hostile to free trade, wrote as early as May 1830, three months before the landing \footnote{in \emph{Revue encyclopédique, May 1830.}:
+Colonial rivalry played a role: on 14 Oct. 1827*\rfootnote{The \enquote{*} is in the original text, I don't know why, maybe some missing footnote?} the Minister of War, Clermont-Tonnerre, proposed that he “take advantage of the embarrassment in which (...) England is to conquer the state of Algiers”.
+And the economist Sismondi, hostile to free trade, wrote as early as May 1830, three months before the landing \footnote{in \emph{Revue encyclopédique, May 1830.}}:
 “This kingdom of Algiers (...) will be a colony, (...) a new country on which the surplus of the French population and activity can spread. ”
 There is therefore a goal of exploitation of capitalism still in its infancy, even if the supporters of opposing interests fight the expedition, source of expenditure of men and wealth, by wrapping themselves in respect for international law.
 Thus, Alexandre de Laborde \footnote{To the king and the chambers on the real causes of the break with Algiers, Paris, 1830.} refuses to take Algiers “without being able to keep it (and that) these expenses can bring profits”: