Source Studies On the French Revolution
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de Breze came to tell them to separate : "The king," said Mirabeau, "can have our throats cut; tell him that we are awaiting death; but he cannot hope to separate us until we have made the constitution." M. de Breze came a second time; the same reply and they con- tinued their deliberations. They declared by a second decree thai their persons were sacred and inviolable; by a third decree, they declared that they could not obey the will of the prince, and decreed that the door of the assembly sh...ould always be open to the nation. In a word, all showed a Koman firmness and de- cided to seal our liberties with their blood. All Paris is in an uproar, the Palais-Koyal is as full as an egg; the due d'Orleans is applauded everywhere with rapture. The king passes, no one says a word; M. Bailly, president of the assembly, appears; every- The Royal Session of June 23, 1789 17 body clap their hands; they cry: "Long live the nation!" M.
Neeker gave his resignation ; all the deputies went yesterday even- ing to say farewell; they burst into tears around him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
de Breze came to tell them to separate : "The king," said Mirabeau, "can have our throats cut; tell him that we are awaiting death; but he cannot hope to separate us until we have made the constitution." M. de Breze came a second time; the same reply and they con- tinued their deliberations. They declared by a second decree thai their persons were sacred and inviolable; by a third decree, they declared that they could not obey the will of the prince, and decreed that the door of the assembly sh...ould always be open to the nation. In a word, all showed a Koman firmness and de- cided to seal our liberties with their blood. All Paris is in an uproar, the Palais-Koyal is as full as an egg; the due d'Orleans is applauded everywhere with rapture. The king passes, no one says a word; M. Bailly, president of the assembly, appears; every- The Royal Session of June 23, 1789 17 body clap their hands; they cry: "Long live the nation!" M.
Neeker gave his resignation ; all the deputies went yesterday even- ing to say farewell; they burst into tears around him.
What to read after Source Studies On the French Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fling, Fred Morrow, 1860- [from Old Catalog] Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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