A Popular History of France From the First Revolution to the Present Time Vol
A Popular History of France From the First Revolution to the Present Time Vol
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The rest fol- lowed. The Assembly re-entered. Couthon, the intimate friend of Robespierre, a paralytic, who had remained in his chair and had not seen what was going on outside, took up the discourse : " Now, " said he, " that all the members of the Convention must admit that they are free in their deliberations, and that the people are incapable of attacking the safety of their representatives, I de- mand not merely the indictment of the members denounced, but that they shall be under arrest i...n their homes, as well as the mem- bers of the Commission of the Twelve, and the ministers Claviere and Lebrun. " The names to be placed upon the list were read. Marat consti- tuted himself dictator, and erased and added names at his pleasure. The Right demanded a call by name, hoping that the Centre would recoil before such dishonor.
The Centre evaded the courageous resolution demanded of it, and abstained from voting. The Right protested. The Mountain voted promiscuously with the outsiders who had invaded its benches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rest fol- lowed. The Assembly re-entered. Couthon, the intimate friend of Robespierre, a paralytic, who had remained in his chair and had not seen what was going on outside, took up the discourse : " Now, " said he, " that all the members of the Convention must admit that they are free in their deliberations, and that the people are incapable of attacking the safety of their representatives, I de- mand not merely the indictment of the members denounced, but that they shall be under arrest i...n their homes, as well as the mem- bers of the Commission of the Twelve, and the ministers Claviere and Lebrun. " The names to be placed upon the list were read. Marat consti- tuted himself dictator, and erased and added names at his pleasure. The Right demanded a call by name, hoping that the Centre would recoil before such dishonor.
The Centre evaded the courageous resolution demanded of it, and abstained from voting. The Right protested. The Mountain voted promiscuously with the outsiders who had invaded its benches.
What to read after A Popular History of France From the First Revolution to the Present Time Vol?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin, Henri, 1810-1883 to read onlineMoreLess
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