Source Problems On the French Revolution
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Then he followed the course of having the drums s beaten, assembled all the men and women, and made them understand that they would be taken for bandits rather than citizens, for which they an- nounced themselves. It would avail much more to remain quiet; that he was going to knock at differ- 10 ent doors to get food and wine, if there was any.
In fact, he went to one in front of the gate in the park.
A sick man presented himself and said, in response to his request to give wine and bread, if h...e had any, that he had no bread, but he had wine. He had him is draw ten or twelve jugs, which he had distributed aniong all the women by armed men. Some paid, others did not pay. He told this individual to give as much of it as the women wanted, that he would pay with his own money, and if he did not have *> enough he would give him an order on the city.
But this individual said he regretted he did not have more, and that he would make the sacrifice of it without retribution. Several women thanked him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he followed the course of having the drums s beaten, assembled all the men and women, and made them understand that they would be taken for bandits rather than citizens, for which they an- nounced themselves. It would avail much more to remain quiet; that he was going to knock at differ- 10 ent doors to get food and wine, if there was any.
In fact, he went to one in front of the gate in the park.
A sick man presented himself and said, in response to his request to give wine and bread, if h...e had any, that he had no bread, but he had wine. He had him is draw ten or twelve jugs, which he had distributed aniong all the women by armed men. Some paid, others did not pay. He told this individual to give as much of it as the women wanted, that he would pay with his own money, and if he did not have *> enough he would give him an order on the city.
But this individual said he regretted he did not have more, and that he would make the sacrifice of it without retribution. Several women thanked him.
What to read after Source Problems On the French Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred Morrow Fling to read onlineMoreLess
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