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A few days after their promulgation a deputation from Great Britain, which came to intimate its intention of overturning the British Government, was received with rapture by the Convention, which assured the delegates that the day was at hand when France would be able to congratulate the National Assembly of England. These deputations were numer- ous and frequent, and were invariably received with the same incendiary assurances. France, in fact, would not leave other countries alone — would not... leave England alone. By so doing she disarmed the most ardent and powerful advocate in England for peace at almost any cost — the Prime Minister himself.
It can hardly be denied that the Government pushed their neutrality to an extreme point. On the publi- cation of the decrees, however, — these being the open declaration of a proselytising policy which was at the moment being carried into effect by arms, — and when vu THE SHADOW OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION 125 the navigation of the Scheldt was thrown open, this imperturbability began to give way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few days after their promulgation a deputation from Great Britain, which came to intimate its intention of overturning the British Government, was received with rapture by the Convention, which assured the delegates that the day was at hand when France would be able to congratulate the National Assembly of England. These deputations were numer- ous and frequent, and were invariably received with the same incendiary assurances. France, in fact, would not leave other countries alone — would not... leave England alone. By so doing she disarmed the most ardent and powerful advocate in England for peace at almost any cost — the Prime Minister himself.
It can hardly be denied that the Government pushed their neutrality to an extreme point. On the publi- cation of the decrees, however, — these being the open declaration of a proselytising policy which was at the moment being carried into effect by arms, — and when vu THE SHADOW OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION 125 the navigation of the Scheldt was thrown open, this imperturbability began to give way.
What to read after Chatham?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison, Frederic, 1831-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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