Makers of New France
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Nor was there greater calm in the upper storey. The three directors could never agree upon the policy of the paper. Jaures would retire for the evening, having arranged for the articles. In his absence would arrive another director, probably M. Briand, who changed every- thing ; and none was more astonished than M. Jaures himself to see the contents of the paper on his breakfast-table.
In the less elaborate offices in the Rue Mont- martre, whither L'Humanite removed, M. Jaures reigned supreme, ...for it was not long before he ceased to look upon M. Briand as an ally.
It was in the Rue Vivienne that the last phase of the famous railway strike, during the Briand administration, was played out. The members of the Committee of the Confederation G^nerale du Travail were arrested by M. Lepine and his officers in the editorial rooms of the journal, and, sitting in the very chair occupied by Briand when, as a militant Socialist, he had advocated a General Strike, was the leading member of the Committee — a coincidence not without its piquancy or its premeditation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor was there greater calm in the upper storey. The three directors could never agree upon the policy of the paper. Jaures would retire for the evening, having arranged for the articles. In his absence would arrive another director, probably M. Briand, who changed every- thing ; and none was more astonished than M. Jaures himself to see the contents of the paper on his breakfast-table.
In the less elaborate offices in the Rue Mont- martre, whither L'Humanite removed, M. Jaures reigned supreme, ...for it was not long before he ceased to look upon M. Briand as an ally.
It was in the Rue Vivienne that the last phase of the famous railway strike, during the Briand administration, was played out. The members of the Committee of the Confederation G^nerale du Travail were arrested by M. Lepine and his officers in the editorial rooms of the journal, and, sitting in the very chair occupied by Briand when, as a militant Socialist, he had advocated a General Strike, was the leading member of the Committee — a coincidence not without its piquancy or its premeditation.
What to read after Makers of New France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Dawbarn to read onlineMoreLess
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