Memoirs of Count Lavalette
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The rage of the Convention necessarily drew to an end.
The government they had established exercised their tyranny on themselves : fear gave birth to despair ; thousands of victims had been butchered under the eyes of the Assembly, which remained insensible, and at last sacrificed the govern- ment to its own safety. But it did not foresee that general contempt would succeed to terror. In vain did the Conven- tion expel and punish such of its members as had bathed themselves in blood — in vain d...id it recall those who had made themselves respected by their courage and humanity.
Hatred and indignation assailed it on all sides ; and such was its situation, that even when adopting an amended course it was surrounded by the distrust of all honourable men, and the clamour and threats of a populace whose perverseness it had itself completed by encouraging outrage.
In the month of Prairial, the Faubourg St. Antoine be- sieged the Assembly, and came to seek for victims in its bosom ; and if the Convention was not forced to submit, it was owing to the heroic resistance of Boissy d'Anglas, whose admirable courage subdued the mob.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rage of the Convention necessarily drew to an end.
The government they had established exercised their tyranny on themselves : fear gave birth to despair ; thousands of victims had been butchered under the eyes of the Assembly, which remained insensible, and at last sacrificed the govern- ment to its own safety. But it did not foresee that general contempt would succeed to terror. In vain did the Conven- tion expel and punish such of its members as had bathed themselves in blood — in vain d...id it recall those who had made themselves respected by their courage and humanity.
Hatred and indignation assailed it on all sides ; and such was its situation, that even when adopting an amended course it was surrounded by the distrust of all honourable men, and the clamour and threats of a populace whose perverseness it had itself completed by encouraging outrage.
In the month of Prairial, the Faubourg St. Antoine be- sieged the Assembly, and came to seek for victims in its bosom ; and if the Convention was not forced to submit, it was owing to the heroic resistance of Boissy d'Anglas, whose admirable courage subdued the mob.
What to read after Memoirs of Count Lavalette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by La Valette, Antoine-Marie Chamans, Comte De, 1769-1830 to read onlineMoreLess
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