Phases of France On the Eve of the Revolution
Phases of France On the Eve of the Revolution
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In one, which shows his EngHsh proclivities, he stands at the left of a table drinking tea, wearing a red waistcoat after the English fashion. The extravagant costume of the period — the powdered hair thrown off the fore- head, the high stock, the ruffles, the rich material, the coat resplendent with orders — suits the type. The marked eyebrows, Roman nose, full lips and decisive chin suggest the typical aristocrat, and the full and brooding eyes the love of humanity and the consistent philanth...ropy which was his life work. He was tall, erect, and well built.
One of the forms of the restless energy charac- teristic of the years immediately preceding the Revolution was a sudden impulse toward travel, and we see intellectual leaders of the age leaving their country for a time seeking experience and knowledge. As a rule either England, the land of Locke, whose ideas fallen on fertile soil had so largely formed their own, England where Voltaire studied and began the remarkable propaganda which was to change the face of society, was their Mecca ; or the same philosopher was a loadstone which drew 139 Phases of France Frenclimen to Switzerland ; French savants also crossed the Alps into Italy, when travel was difficult, to study the results of the excavations of Pompeii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In one, which shows his EngHsh proclivities, he stands at the left of a table drinking tea, wearing a red waistcoat after the English fashion. The extravagant costume of the period — the powdered hair thrown off the fore- head, the high stock, the ruffles, the rich material, the coat resplendent with orders — suits the type. The marked eyebrows, Roman nose, full lips and decisive chin suggest the typical aristocrat, and the full and brooding eyes the love of humanity and the consistent philanth...ropy which was his life work. He was tall, erect, and well built.
One of the forms of the restless energy charac- teristic of the years immediately preceding the Revolution was a sudden impulse toward travel, and we see intellectual leaders of the age leaving their country for a time seeking experience and knowledge. As a rule either England, the land of Locke, whose ideas fallen on fertile soil had so largely formed their own, England where Voltaire studied and began the remarkable propaganda which was to change the face of society, was their Mecca ; or the same philosopher was a loadstone which drew 139 Phases of France Frenclimen to Switzerland ; French savants also crossed the Alps into Italy, when travel was difficult, to study the results of the excavations of Pompeii.
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