The Remembrances of a Polish Exile
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Domingo.
But Napoleon, instead of reinstating Po- land, gave liberty only to a small portion of it, under the name of the Principality of Warsaw.
In the time of our revolution, that patri- arch of liberty, the venerable Lafayette, en- deavoured to excite the feelings of the French nation in our behalf; and after our fall we still cherished the hope of success, seeing the tendency of Europe to republican forms of government and liberal ideas. Our coun- trymen from Gallicia, which, at first, was ...their shelter, came to France, preferring ex- ile to the amnesty of a despot. The great number of those who had been members of the national government, in the revolution, remained in Paris as the representatives of the Polish people, as the living protestation against the tyranny of Nicholas. Thev form- 5* 54 ed a committee, which served as a government for the emigrants, and as an organ of national feelings.
Thus, the emigration from Gallicia to France, was immense. Gallicia, though be- longing to Austria, is, however, a Polish pro- vince, and those who fled there, found open doors at the houses of their parents and friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Domingo.
But Napoleon, instead of reinstating Po- land, gave liberty only to a small portion of it, under the name of the Principality of Warsaw.
In the time of our revolution, that patri- arch of liberty, the venerable Lafayette, en- deavoured to excite the feelings of the French nation in our behalf; and after our fall we still cherished the hope of success, seeing the tendency of Europe to republican forms of government and liberal ideas. Our coun- trymen from Gallicia, which, at first, was ...their shelter, came to France, preferring ex- ile to the amnesty of a despot. The great number of those who had been members of the national government, in the revolution, remained in Paris as the representatives of the Polish people, as the living protestation against the tyranny of Nicholas. Thev form- 5* 54 ed a committee, which served as a government for the emigrants, and as an organ of national feelings.
Thus, the emigration from Gallicia to France, was immense. Gallicia, though be- longing to Austria, is, however, a Polish pro- vince, and those who fled there, found open doors at the houses of their parents and friends.
What to read after The Remembrances of a Polish Exile?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A a Jakubowski to read onlineMoreLess
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