General Pichegru's Treason
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Army in Switzerland 30, Grenville to Wickham, May 10, 1800.
* F. O. France 56, Monsieur to Grenville, 17 Mai, 1800. Memo- randum by M. du Theil, dated 31 Mai, 1800.
278 BONAPARTE, FIRST CONSUL tmvelled with all possible speed, lie could not reach London before the end of Juiie, and by that time the situation was completely changed.
Pitt and the chief members of his Cabinet iad made no mistake in laying their plans upon the assumption thit the consular government was in a most precarious state. ...Without doubt, Arena, the Italian Jacobin, while he lay in prison on a charge of plotting the murder of Bonaparte, faithfully described the condition of affairs in the letter which he wrote to the man whose death he was accused of seeking to encompass. " Everybody," he pleaded, " conspired." " It was talked of openly in the street and in the drawing-room. All parties were ready to take advantage of any movement which might occur, with- out knowing the direction from which it would come." ^ In the three months, during which he had filled the office of First Consul, Bonaparte had accomplished much.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Army in Switzerland 30, Grenville to Wickham, May 10, 1800.
* F. O. France 56, Monsieur to Grenville, 17 Mai, 1800. Memo- randum by M. du Theil, dated 31 Mai, 1800.
278 BONAPARTE, FIRST CONSUL tmvelled with all possible speed, lie could not reach London before the end of Juiie, and by that time the situation was completely changed.
Pitt and the chief members of his Cabinet iad made no mistake in laying their plans upon the assumption thit the consular government was in a most precarious state. ...Without doubt, Arena, the Italian Jacobin, while he lay in prison on a charge of plotting the murder of Bonaparte, faithfully described the condition of affairs in the letter which he wrote to the man whose death he was accused of seeking to encompass. " Everybody," he pleaded, " conspired." " It was talked of openly in the street and in the drawing-room. All parties were ready to take advantage of any movement which might occur, with- out knowing the direction from which it would come." ^ In the three months, during which he had filled the office of First Consul, Bonaparte had accomplished much.
What to read after General Pichegru's Treason?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall, John Richard, Sir, Bart., 1865-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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