Diary And Correspondence of Count Axel Fersen, Grand-Marshal of Sweden, Relating to the Court of France;
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would not receive the new envoy, but preferred to keep the present secretary of the embassy. The squabbles which increase daily between our neighbour [the Empress of Russia] and the other Powers are very injurious to [changes to cipher] the projects of the King of France ; but his position is such (and it is becoming day by day more dreadful) that it is impossible he can bear it much longer ; he has therefore decided to risk all for all rather than live in the daily humiliation into which a mas...s of factious men have cast him. It is towards the end of this month that he means to act.
\_In plain writing.'] Nothing is changed here. The Jaco- bins still have the upper hand. M. de Clermont-Tonnerre just missed being hanged the other day, on leaving the As- sembly, for having spoken against the union of the comitat of Avignon with France, and without the assistance of the National Guard he indubitably would have been.
The domestic household of the king is about to be sent away in a body, and a new one is to be formed ; it is not known yet how it will be composed, but they think that all the old appointments will be changed and the places filled indiscriminately by nobles and roturiers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
would not receive the new envoy, but preferred to keep the present secretary of the embassy. The squabbles which increase daily between our neighbour [the Empress of Russia] and the other Powers are very injurious to [changes to cipher] the projects of the King of France ; but his position is such (and it is becoming day by day more dreadful) that it is impossible he can bear it much longer ; he has therefore decided to risk all for all rather than live in the daily humiliation into which a mas...s of factious men have cast him. It is towards the end of this month that he means to act.
\_In plain writing.'] Nothing is changed here. The Jaco- bins still have the upper hand. M. de Clermont-Tonnerre just missed being hanged the other day, on leaving the As- sembly, for having spoken against the union of the comitat of Avignon with France, and without the assistance of the National Guard he indubitably would have been.
The domestic household of the king is about to be sent away in a body, and a new one is to be formed ; it is not known yet how it will be composed, but they think that all the old appointments will be changed and the places filled indiscriminately by nobles and roturiers.
What to read after Diary And Correspondence of Count Axel Fersen, Grand-Marshal of Sweden, Relating to the Court of France;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fersen, Hans Axel Von, Greve, 1755-1810 to read onlineMoreLess
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