History of the French Revolution From 1789 to 1814
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These preparations made, early on the morning of the31st the tocsin rang, the drums beat to arms, the troops were assembled, and all marched towards the convention, which for some time past had heldits sittings at the Tuileries.
The assembly had met at the sound of the tocsin. The minister of theinterior, the administrators of the department, and the mayor of Paris hadbeen summoned, in succession, to the bar. Garat had given an account ofthe agitated state of Paris, but appeared to apprehend no... dangerousresult. Lhuillier, in the name of the department, declared it was only a_moral_ insurrection. Pache, the mayor, appeared last, and informed them, with an hypocritical air, of the operations of the insurgents; hepretended that he had employed every means to maintain order; assured themthat the guard of the convention had been doubled, and that he hadprohibited the firing of the alarm cannon; yet, at the same moment, thecannon was heard in the distance. The surprise and excitement of theassembly were extreme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These preparations made, early on the morning of the31st the tocsin rang, the drums beat to arms, the troops were assembled, and all marched towards the convention, which for some time past had heldits sittings at the Tuileries.
The assembly had met at the sound of the tocsin. The minister of theinterior, the administrators of the department, and the mayor of Paris hadbeen summoned, in succession, to the bar. Garat had given an account ofthe agitated state of Paris, but appeared to apprehend no... dangerousresult. Lhuillier, in the name of the department, declared it was only a_moral_ insurrection. Pache, the mayor, appeared last, and informed them, with an hypocritical air, of the operations of the insurgents; hepretended that he had employed every means to maintain order; assured themthat the guard of the convention had been doubled, and that he hadprohibited the firing of the alarm cannon; yet, at the same moment, thecannon was heard in the distance. The surprise and excitement of theassembly were extreme.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francois Auguste Mignet to read onlineMoreLess
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