Madame Tallien, Notre Dame De Thermidor, From the Last Days of the French Revolution Until Her Death As Princess De Chimay in 1835
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" What do you know of politics ? " we can hear him saying. " Go and order a banquet to be made ready. More than twenty guests shall sit at our table to-night." The night came and everything happened as he had said.
But we have Charles Lacretelle himself telling us that if " Notre Dame de Thermidor glowed with triumph at this banquet given to mark the anniversary of the day which had won her her popular surname, her joy was turned to mortification when she learned a few weeks later that if her h...usband had saved his neck it had only been at the expense of her precious but legendary reputation." We here quote an account of a typical interview with la belle Tallien, an account in which Charles Lacretelle's naivete and the feminine duplicity of his idol are brought out into simultaneous relief.
The jeunesse doree knew full well that the Quiberon massacres were Tallien's work, and henceforth they A PLATONIC LOVER i6i regarded him as a scoundrel and a foe to be fought relentlessly and unceasingly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What do you know of politics ? " we can hear him saying. " Go and order a banquet to be made ready. More than twenty guests shall sit at our table to-night." The night came and everything happened as he had said.
But we have Charles Lacretelle himself telling us that if " Notre Dame de Thermidor glowed with triumph at this banquet given to mark the anniversary of the day which had won her her popular surname, her joy was turned to mortification when she learned a few weeks later that if her h...usband had saved his neck it had only been at the expense of her precious but legendary reputation." We here quote an account of a typical interview with la belle Tallien, an account in which Charles Lacretelle's naivete and the feminine duplicity of his idol are brought out into simultaneous relief.
The jeunesse doree knew full well that the Quiberon massacres were Tallien's work, and henceforth they A PLATONIC LOVER i6i regarded him as a scoundrel and a foe to be fought relentlessly and unceasingly.
What to read after Madame Tallien, Notre Dame De Thermidor, From the Last Days of the French Revolution Until Her Death As Princess De Chimay in 1835?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Gastine to read onlineMoreLess
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