History of the French Revolution
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It is able, indeed, to give a powerful impulse to the stream, bvit the force of the stream itself is everywhere broken by immorality, laxity and self-conceit.
The Revolution, therefore, on this occasion attained to no definite result. The danger to the Powers of Europe was great, indeed, but there were still many chances of crossing the French plans, of breaking through the toils of Carnot, and leading the iron veterans of the old armies to victory over the surging masses of the Republicans. Bu...t the errors of 1793 were destined to be repeated on a still greater scale: at the same moment in which France was collecting all her strength to deal a fatal blow, the Powers, allured by other hopes, were turning their attention to a new theatre of war.
The institutions of old Europe were to receive the annihi- lating blow, not from the hands of its enemies, but of its defenders. No other triumph was in store for the French armies but to fight a few bloody battles with a voluntarily retreating adversary-: These resolutions of the Powers, so pregnant with con- sequences, were brought about by a political development hitherto, in the main, unknown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is able, indeed, to give a powerful impulse to the stream, bvit the force of the stream itself is everywhere broken by immorality, laxity and self-conceit.
The Revolution, therefore, on this occasion attained to no definite result. The danger to the Powers of Europe was great, indeed, but there were still many chances of crossing the French plans, of breaking through the toils of Carnot, and leading the iron veterans of the old armies to victory over the surging masses of the Republicans. Bu...t the errors of 1793 were destined to be repeated on a still greater scale: at the same moment in which France was collecting all her strength to deal a fatal blow, the Powers, allured by other hopes, were turning their attention to a new theatre of war.
The institutions of old Europe were to receive the annihi- lating blow, not from the hands of its enemies, but of its defenders. No other triumph was in store for the French armies but to fight a few bloody battles with a voluntarily retreating adversary-: These resolutions of the Powers, so pregnant with con- sequences, were brought about by a political development hitherto, in the main, unknown.
What to read after History of the French Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Von Sybel to read onlineMoreLess
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