Paris And Its Historical Scenes volume 2
Paris And Its Historical Scenes volume 2
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So great a number of signa- tures increased the culpability of the publication. My conscience, I will say more, my affection for the government, then pointed out to me my duty. I issued (dScernai) forty-five warrants ; I carried them to the Prefi ct of Police, who gave them in charge to M. Lecrosnier, chief of division, in order that they might be executed. M. Lecrosnier reminded us that it was then rather late — and thai it would be ne- cessary first to ascertain the residences of the in- * Pr...otestation, p. 164, f Id. P. 17C. J Id. P. 196.
July28. ] THE REVOLUTION OF 1830. 229 dividuals named. On the other hand, the state in which the town was rendered their execution at that moment almost impossible ; and we agreed to wait till the next day *. " In his evidence given before the Commission of the Chamber of Deputies, M. Billot states that it was a Judge of Instruction who actually issued the warrants, on his requisition f — and, with this correction, his account agrees with that given by M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So great a number of signa- tures increased the culpability of the publication. My conscience, I will say more, my affection for the government, then pointed out to me my duty. I issued (dScernai) forty-five warrants ; I carried them to the Prefi ct of Police, who gave them in charge to M. Lecrosnier, chief of division, in order that they might be executed. M. Lecrosnier reminded us that it was then rather late — and thai it would be ne- cessary first to ascertain the residences of the in- * Pr...otestation, p. 164, f Id. P. 17C. J Id. P. 196.
July28. ] THE REVOLUTION OF 1830. 229 dividuals named. On the other hand, the state in which the town was rendered their execution at that moment almost impossible ; and we agreed to wait till the next day *. " In his evidence given before the Commission of the Chamber of Deputies, M. Billot states that it was a Judge of Instruction who actually issued the warrants, on his requisition f — and, with this correction, his account agrees with that given by M.
What to read after Paris And Its Historical Scenes volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George L George Lillie Craik to read onlineMoreLess
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