Louis Duval a Tale of the French Revolution
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After that sad affair, things got worse instead of better. It would take long to tell of the different parties in the state, of the changes and quarrels in LOUIS DUVAL. 29 parliament, of the confusion and dismay of the overnment, and how the King of France, Louis the ixteenth, who was a kind-hearted prince, but not a particularly wise one, began to wish himself any- where but where he was, since he did not know how to manage his people for the best ; for their best and for his own. In short, th...ere were sufferings uncounted and without hope of relief, murmurings without notice or regard, and strivings of the people without prospect of an end.
You have heard, perhaps of the Bastille, a gloomy old prison in Paris, in which those who offended the kings and governments of France were used to be confined. A fearful prison it was, if but a twentieth or a hundredth part of the stories told of it were true. The people of France looked upon it with 30 LOUIS DUYAL.
terror, and hated the sight of its grim and dark walls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After that sad affair, things got worse instead of better. It would take long to tell of the different parties in the state, of the changes and quarrels in LOUIS DUVAL. 29 parliament, of the confusion and dismay of the overnment, and how the King of France, Louis the ixteenth, who was a kind-hearted prince, but not a particularly wise one, began to wish himself any- where but where he was, since he did not know how to manage his people for the best ; for their best and for his own. In short, th...ere were sufferings uncounted and without hope of relief, murmurings without notice or regard, and strivings of the people without prospect of an end.
You have heard, perhaps of the Bastille, a gloomy old prison in Paris, in which those who offended the kings and governments of France were used to be confined. A fearful prison it was, if but a twentieth or a hundredth part of the stories told of it were true. The people of France looked upon it with 30 LOUIS DUYAL.
terror, and hated the sight of its grim and dark walls.
What to read after Louis Duval a Tale of the French Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Whymper to read onlineMoreLess
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