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., 9 i An UrTURNhXG IN FRANCE.
Leopold II., Emperor of Austria, and Frederick William II., King of Prussia, now prepared for war.
The French forestalled them by declaring war. The King cT Prussia, at the head of 50,000 of his own men and 30,000 Austrians, took Longwy, and ad- vanced upon Verdun and Champagne. The news filled the rabble with fury. The Jacobins, as the most extreme of the revolutionists were called, from a club into which they had formed themselves, cried out, " Our most dangerou...s enemies are not the Germans at Verdun, they are to be found at Paris in our prisons." Thus instigated, the mob burst into one place of detention after another, and for four days in succession massacred all they found' in them.
The same horrors were perpetrated at Lyons, Rheims, Meaux,and Versailles. The massacre began on Sept. 2d, and the same day Robespierre was elected to the National Convention, as the third national assembly was designated.
To protect the frontiers against the allied sover- eigns, and to carry the war into their territories, the Assembly ordered armies to advance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
., 9 i An UrTURNhXG IN FRANCE.
Leopold II., Emperor of Austria, and Frederick William II., King of Prussia, now prepared for war.
The French forestalled them by declaring war. The King cT Prussia, at the head of 50,000 of his own men and 30,000 Austrians, took Longwy, and ad- vanced upon Verdun and Champagne. The news filled the rabble with fury. The Jacobins, as the most extreme of the revolutionists were called, from a club into which they had formed themselves, cried out, " Our most dangerou...s enemies are not the Germans at Verdun, they are to be found at Paris in our prisons." Thus instigated, the mob burst into one place of detention after another, and for four days in succession massacred all they found' in them.
The same horrors were perpetrated at Lyons, Rheims, Meaux,and Versailles. The massacre began on Sept. 2d, and the same day Robespierre was elected to the National Convention, as the third national assembly was designated.
To protect the frontiers against the allied sover- eigns, and to carry the war into their territories, the Assembly ordered armies to advance.
What to read after Germany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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