Royal And Republican France. a Series of Essays Reprinted From the 'edinburgh,' 'quarterly,' And 'british And Foreign' Reviews
Royal And Republican France. a Series of Essays Reprinted From the 'edinburgh,' 'quarterly,' And 'british And Foreign' Reviews
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concerted with his pretended accomplices to direct the movement and avail himself of i\,% but, instead of assisting at those councils of attack and defence, Mirabeau passed with me the day of the ^th October till six in the evening. We dined together alone, and dis- cussed the affairs of Brabant over a map of that country, though the greater part of our conversation turned on the dangers of the Court and the agitation then reigning in Paris. We were, how- ever, still ignorant of the coming even...ts of that day. All that Count Mirabeau said bore the stamp of that skill and vigour which the circumstances required, and it would have been well if the subject had been treated in the King's cabinet as it was by Mirabeau at my house. In all he said he spoke not the language of faction, but of a great citizen ; and I affirm, from the bottom of my conscience, that this man was entirely a stranger, in his intentions as well as in his actions, to the intrigues which excited so violent an effervescence in the city of Paris.
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concerted with his pretended accomplices to direct the movement and avail himself of i\,% but, instead of assisting at those councils of attack and defence, Mirabeau passed with me the day of the ^th October till six in the evening. We dined together alone, and dis- cussed the affairs of Brabant over a map of that country, though the greater part of our conversation turned on the dangers of the Court and the agitation then reigning in Paris. We were, how- ever, still ignorant of the coming even...ts of that day. All that Count Mirabeau said bore the stamp of that skill and vigour which the circumstances required, and it would have been well if the subject had been treated in the King's cabinet as it was by Mirabeau at my house. In all he said he spoke not the language of faction, but of a great citizen ; and I affirm, from the bottom of my conscience, that this man was entirely a stranger, in his intentions as well as in his actions, to the intrigues which excited so violent an effervescence in the city of Paris.
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