a large number of weapons were confiscated in raids, and there were fears that military law would be imposed. the government, which had come to power in a revolution, distanced itself from its own revolutionary past, famously removing from view delacroix's painting "liberty leading the people", which had been commissioned to commemorate the events of 1830. according to albert boime, "after the uprising at the funeral of lamarque in june 1832, it was never again openly displayed for fear of setting a bad example".