Robespierre And the French Revolution
Robespierre And the French Revolution
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I have never doubted their loyalty and affection ; assure them that I am the father, the brother, and the friend of all Frenchmen." On the day of the celebration the rain fell in torrents, but nothing could dampen the ardor and enthusiasm of the occasion. Twelve hundred trained singers chanted the Te Deum and half a million voices sang the rapturous strains of the " Qa ira." Talleyrand, Bishop of Autun, to whose cold and cynical nature such ceremonies seemed ridiculous, blessed the banners. La ...Fay- ette, representing the army, bared his sword, placed it on the altar of the country, and took an oath to serve faithfully the nation; in response 100,000 National Guards echoed and re-echoed his words. The president of the Assembly and the deputies exclaimed, as if in one voice : " We swear it." The king solemnly lodged his oath in heaven to obey the mandates of the Constitution, and the queen, carried away by her emotions, held up the dauphin in the face of the multitude and together mother and son, amidst the wildest demonstrations of joy, consecrated themselves unto France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have never doubted their loyalty and affection ; assure them that I am the father, the brother, and the friend of all Frenchmen." On the day of the celebration the rain fell in torrents, but nothing could dampen the ardor and enthusiasm of the occasion. Twelve hundred trained singers chanted the Te Deum and half a million voices sang the rapturous strains of the " Qa ira." Talleyrand, Bishop of Autun, to whose cold and cynical nature such ceremonies seemed ridiculous, blessed the banners. La ...Fay- ette, representing the army, bared his sword, placed it on the altar of the country, and took an oath to serve faithfully the nation; in response 100,000 National Guards echoed and re-echoed his words. The president of the Assembly and the deputies exclaimed, as if in one voice : " We swear it." The king solemnly lodged his oath in heaven to obey the mandates of the Constitution, and the queen, carried away by her emotions, held up the dauphin in the face of the multitude and together mother and son, amidst the wildest demonstrations of joy, consecrated themselves unto France.
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