Contemporary France volume 3
Contemporary France volume 3
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Paris, 1880.
403 CONTEMPORARY FRANCE pardon, and rejected 26. The sum total of appeals entertained by the Committee was 2, 570. There re- mained, on the ist July, 1878, 3, 609 transported convicts, 233 men and 7 women sentenced to hard labour, and 1, 647 persons condemned to various penalties throughout France. In all 5, 496 prisoners.
The M. Naquet rose and demanded an amnesty.
Pardons Everybody exclaimed : the Left feared to com- tee> promise its renown, on the eve of the election, by a prema...ture motion. M. Naquet, encouraged by the Right, was attacked and systematically interrupted. Old disputes were revived. After M. Naquet, M. Georges Prin, an honest, straightforward man, whilst not in com- plete agreement with the previous speaker, pleaded the cause of the transported convicts, for whom he demanded more indulgence. M. Naquet was accused of having acted independently of the groups of the Left. M. Langlois moved the previous question, which was carried, amidst cheers, by a show of hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paris, 1880.
403 CONTEMPORARY FRANCE pardon, and rejected 26. The sum total of appeals entertained by the Committee was 2, 570. There re- mained, on the ist July, 1878, 3, 609 transported convicts, 233 men and 7 women sentenced to hard labour, and 1, 647 persons condemned to various penalties throughout France. In all 5, 496 prisoners.
The M. Naquet rose and demanded an amnesty.
Pardons Everybody exclaimed : the Left feared to com- tee> promise its renown, on the eve of the election, by a prema...ture motion. M. Naquet, encouraged by the Right, was attacked and systematically interrupted. Old disputes were revived. After M. Naquet, M. Georges Prin, an honest, straightforward man, whilst not in com- plete agreement with the previous speaker, pleaded the cause of the transported convicts, for whom he demanded more indulgence. M. Naquet was accused of having acted independently of the groups of the Left. M. Langlois moved the previous question, which was carried, amidst cheers, by a show of hands.
What to read after Contemporary France volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gabriel Hanotaux to read onlineMoreLess
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