Madame Récamier, From the French of Édouard Herriot 1
Madame Récamier, From the French of Édouard Herriot 1
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de Stael's despair. — M. de Barante's discharge. — Mme. B^camier decides to go to Coppet.
Ballakche, in his unpublished Biographie de Mme. Ricamier^ gives us certain information about Juliette^s life in Paris about file year 1810, which explains to us why the severities of the Empire were soon to affect her. " The illustrious persons of old and new France,^ he tells us, ^^ seemed to come to her in search of a neutral and friendly ground, and more than once even, during this strange time when th...e greatest des- tinies were constantly to be seen tottering, kings and princes did not fear to meet there men of every rigime^ and of every opinion. In her presence pretensions became inoffensive, and memories lost their bitterness. She received all the van- quished ones, and remained faithful to all those who were oppressed. At her house were to be met the de Mont- morencys, whose courageous independence has been per- petuate by Mme. de Stael ; Camille Jordan, who had alreiEuly proved himself so noble an orator and so generous a citizen ; the Duke d"" Abrantes, brave among the brave ; and Bemadotte, 206 MADAME R^CAMIER the adventurous General who was soon to mount the throne of an adventurous king.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
de Stael's despair. — M. de Barante's discharge. — Mme. B^camier decides to go to Coppet.
Ballakche, in his unpublished Biographie de Mme. Ricamier^ gives us certain information about Juliette^s life in Paris about file year 1810, which explains to us why the severities of the Empire were soon to affect her. " The illustrious persons of old and new France,^ he tells us, ^^ seemed to come to her in search of a neutral and friendly ground, and more than once even, during this strange time when th...e greatest des- tinies were constantly to be seen tottering, kings and princes did not fear to meet there men of every rigime^ and of every opinion. In her presence pretensions became inoffensive, and memories lost their bitterness. She received all the van- quished ones, and remained faithful to all those who were oppressed. At her house were to be met the de Mont- morencys, whose courageous independence has been per- petuate by Mme. de Stael ; Camille Jordan, who had alreiEuly proved himself so noble an orator and so generous a citizen ; the Duke d"" Abrantes, brave among the brave ; and Bemadotte, 206 MADAME R^CAMIER the adventurous General who was soon to mount the throne of an adventurous king.
What to read after Madame Récamier, From the French of Édouard Herriot 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alys Hallard to read onlineMoreLess
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