History of the Girondists; Or, Personal Memoirs of the Patriots of the French Revolution From Unpublished Sources
History of the Girondists; Or, Personal Memoirs of the Patriots of the French Revolution From Unpublished Sources
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BiObebpikrrb opposed the invio- lability ; he avoided all show of anger in his language, and was careful to veil £kll his conclusions beneath the cover of mildness and humanity. ** I wiH not pause to inquire," he s^d, ^ whether the kmg fled voluirtarily, of his own act, or if from the extremity of the frontiers a citizen carried him off by his advice : I w^l not inqiuire either, whether this flight is a conspiracy against the public hberty. I shall speak of the kk^ as of an imaginary sovereign,... and of invi*- ©lability as a principle." After having combated the prin- ciple of inviolabihty by the sam^ arguments which (Jirey, Dupre and Brissot had apphed,.Bobe8pierre thus concluded.
** The measures you propose eonnot but dishonor you ; if you adopt them, I den^and to declare myself the advocate of all the accused. I will be the defender of the three gardet du corps, the dauphine's governess, even of Monsieur de BondM^.
By the principles of your c(«nmittees^ there fs no crime ; yet, invariably, where there is no orinie l^iere can be no ac- complices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BiObebpikrrb opposed the invio- lability ; he avoided all show of anger in his language, and was careful to veil £kll his conclusions beneath the cover of mildness and humanity. ** I wiH not pause to inquire," he s^d, ^ whether the kmg fled voluirtarily, of his own act, or if from the extremity of the frontiers a citizen carried him off by his advice : I w^l not inqiuire either, whether this flight is a conspiracy against the public hberty. I shall speak of the kk^ as of an imaginary sovereign,... and of invi*- ©lability as a principle." After having combated the prin- ciple of inviolabihty by the sam^ arguments which (Jirey, Dupre and Brissot had apphed,.Bobe8pierre thus concluded.
** The measures you propose eonnot but dishonor you ; if you adopt them, I den^and to declare myself the advocate of all the accused. I will be the defender of the three gardet du corps, the dauphine's governess, even of Monsieur de BondM^.
By the principles of your c(«nmittees^ there fs no crime ; yet, invariably, where there is no orinie l^iere can be no ac- complices.
What to read after History of the Girondists; Or, Personal Memoirs of the Patriots of the French Revolution From Unpublished Sources?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lamartine Alphonse De to read onlineMoreLess
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