Historical Epochs of the French Revolution
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The feflions of Paris complain of want of provifions. Lanjuinais, fpeaking again!]: the murders of the 2d of September, fays, that the number of viftims, alfaillnated that day, amounted to 8, 000, others fay 12, 000, and the deputy Louvet ftates them at 28, 000. C 42 ] Feb. I. The Convention declares war againfl the King of England, and Stadtholder of Holland. General Dumourier levies fixty millions of livres on the abbeys in Brabant. The nurfe of Madame Royale requefts pcr- milTion to fee her ...in prifon, but without fuccefs. Proclamation by the Emperor, to afTure to the Belgians their ancient privileges. Great debates in the convention about war. The marines of Rochelle come to fwear fide- lity to the convention, Philip Egalite takes the oath, in quality of high admiral of France. The Marfcillois leave Paris, and return home. An engagement takes place at Mayence be- tween the national guard and the troops of the line, on the fubjeft of the King's death. General Bournonville is recalled from the army, and appointed minifter of war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The feflions of Paris complain of want of provifions. Lanjuinais, fpeaking again!]: the murders of the 2d of September, fays, that the number of viftims, alfaillnated that day, amounted to 8, 000, others fay 12, 000, and the deputy Louvet ftates them at 28, 000. C 42 ] Feb. I. The Convention declares war againfl the King of England, and Stadtholder of Holland. General Dumourier levies fixty millions of livres on the abbeys in Brabant. The nurfe of Madame Royale requefts pcr- milTion to fee her ...in prifon, but without fuccefs. Proclamation by the Emperor, to afTure to the Belgians their ancient privileges. Great debates in the convention about war. The marines of Rochelle come to fwear fide- lity to the convention, Philip Egalite takes the oath, in quality of high admiral of France. The Marfcillois leave Paris, and return home. An engagement takes place at Mayence be- tween the national guard and the troops of the line, on the fubjeft of the King's death. General Bournonville is recalled from the army, and appointed minifter of war.
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