Brissot De Warville a Study in the History of the French Revolution
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In answer to these charges, Brissot made the following de- fense. He denied that as a member of the Comite des Recherches he had tried to hinder the Revolution, or that he had protected Bailly and Lafayette, and in support of his contention, offered to produce a certificate of approval from the municipal govern- ment. The secret and suspicious club to which Chabot re- ferred was a perfectly innocent meeting, whose nucleus was the deputation from the Gironde drawn toward Brissot by their common ...interest in the colonies. As for Santhonax, al- though he had spoken well of him, he had never given him any secret mission to the colonies. In his attack on the Austrian committee, he had perhaps gone too far and had made charges which he was unable to substantiate, but that was because Chabot himself had withheld certain papers which were needed to complete the proof. As to his influence on the min- istry, Robert was mistaken in thinking that he (Brissot) had any great weight; he did interest himself in behalf of Genet, but when he gave advice it was because it was asked for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In answer to these charges, Brissot made the following de- fense. He denied that as a member of the Comite des Recherches he had tried to hinder the Revolution, or that he had protected Bailly and Lafayette, and in support of his contention, offered to produce a certificate of approval from the municipal govern- ment. The secret and suspicious club to which Chabot re- ferred was a perfectly innocent meeting, whose nucleus was the deputation from the Gironde drawn toward Brissot by their common ...interest in the colonies. As for Santhonax, al- though he had spoken well of him, he had never given him any secret mission to the colonies. In his attack on the Austrian committee, he had perhaps gone too far and had made charges which he was unable to substantiate, but that was because Chabot himself had withheld certain papers which were needed to complete the proof. As to his influence on the min- istry, Robert was mistaken in thinking that he (Brissot) had any great weight; he did interest himself in behalf of Genet, but when he gave advice it was because it was asked for.
What to read after Brissot De Warville a Study in the History of the French Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eloise Ellery to read onlineMoreLess
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