Celebrated Crimes volume 8
Celebrated Crimes volume 8
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These two signatures, unworthy as they were to stand beside their own, so rejoiced the hearts of MM. De Vil- lars and de Baville, that they immediately dispatched fresh orders to Calvisson to the effect that everything that the Camisards needed should be supplied to them in abundance, and that they should not be left in want of anything until the stipulations of the treaty should be executed, that is to say until the prisoners and gal- ley-slaves should be set at liberty six weeks later in ac- ...cordance with Article 2 of the treaty. As to Cavalier, the marshal handed him on the spot a commission as colonel with leave to name the subordinate officers in his regiment, which was to serve in Spain ; also a certificate entitling him to a pension of twelve hundred livres, and a captain's commission for his young brother.
On the same day Cavalier prepared a list of names of the men who were to compose his regiment and handed it to the marshal ; there were seven hundred and twelve men, forming fifteen companies, with sixteen cap- tains, sixteen lieutenants, a sergeant-major, and a sur- geon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These two signatures, unworthy as they were to stand beside their own, so rejoiced the hearts of MM. De Vil- lars and de Baville, that they immediately dispatched fresh orders to Calvisson to the effect that everything that the Camisards needed should be supplied to them in abundance, and that they should not be left in want of anything until the stipulations of the treaty should be executed, that is to say until the prisoners and gal- ley-slaves should be set at liberty six weeks later in ac- ...cordance with Article 2 of the treaty. As to Cavalier, the marshal handed him on the spot a commission as colonel with leave to name the subordinate officers in his regiment, which was to serve in Spain ; also a certificate entitling him to a pension of twelve hundred livres, and a captain's commission for his young brother.
On the same day Cavalier prepared a list of names of the men who were to compose his regiment and handed it to the marshal ; there were seven hundred and twelve men, forming fifteen companies, with sixteen cap- tains, sixteen lieutenants, a sergeant-major, and a sur- geon.
What to read after Celebrated Crimes volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexandre Dumas to read onlineMoreLess
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