History of Our Own Times 1
History of Our Own Times 1
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The mind of Louis wavered between these dijBFerent plans. It was resolved in the beginning of April to put one of them in execution, and the popular leaders who discovered in the excursion to St. Cloud a pretext and a preparation for flight to the frontiers were not mista- ken. The affair of the 18th of April decided the king, who had till then been irresolute. He wrote to Bouill^, informing him that he should leave Paris on the 19th of June, with his family, in a large carriage built ex- press...ly for the purpose, and travel by way of Chalons and Varennes, and ordering him to place escorts of troops of the line at moderate distances along that road for his protection. In vain Bouill^ proposed a preferable route through Rheims ; in vain he represented that so unusual a carriage would attract notice, that escorts would increase the public curiosity, and, if they were strong enough to afford any real protection, they would proclaim the secret of the intended flight. Louis per- sisted with the greatest obstinacy in his scheme, and Bouill^ accordingly made the required arrangements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mind of Louis wavered between these dijBFerent plans. It was resolved in the beginning of April to put one of them in execution, and the popular leaders who discovered in the excursion to St. Cloud a pretext and a preparation for flight to the frontiers were not mista- ken. The affair of the 18th of April decided the king, who had till then been irresolute. He wrote to Bouill^, informing him that he should leave Paris on the 19th of June, with his family, in a large carriage built ex- press...ly for the purpose, and travel by way of Chalons and Varennes, and ordering him to place escorts of troops of the line at moderate distances along that road for his protection. In vain Bouill^ proposed a preferable route through Rheims ; in vain he represented that so unusual a carriage would attract notice, that escorts would increase the public curiosity, and, if they were strong enough to afford any real protection, they would proclaim the secret of the intended flight. Louis per- sisted with the greatest obstinacy in his scheme, and Bouill^ accordingly made the required arrangements.
What to read after History of Our Own Times 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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