Symbol And Satire in the French Revolution
Symbol And Satire in the French Revolution
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It consisted of Roland, Claviere, Servan, Dumouriez, and one or two insignificant personages. Dumouriez, who was now Minister of War, was as eager for the conflict with Europe as Brissot himself, and had already begun to form his plan of campaign. Austria was told to cease her armaments and give satisfaction by April 15th or take the consequences. Satisfaction for what? Dumouriez accused her of breaking all treaties concluded in the past four hundred years. It was a sweeping charge! No satisfac...tion was given, and on April 20th France declared war. The poor King himself had been obliged to appear in the Assembly and make the decisive motion.
A modern writer of repute, ^ but hostile to Marie Antoinette, avers that the latter now be- trayed to Mercy d'Argenteau the results of a cabinet council held on the 25th of March.
So to all her internal troubles France had added a war of utterly incalculable dimensions. Hostili- ties began in a mild way already on April 28th.
' Aulard, Eloquence, i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It consisted of Roland, Claviere, Servan, Dumouriez, and one or two insignificant personages. Dumouriez, who was now Minister of War, was as eager for the conflict with Europe as Brissot himself, and had already begun to form his plan of campaign. Austria was told to cease her armaments and give satisfaction by April 15th or take the consequences. Satisfaction for what? Dumouriez accused her of breaking all treaties concluded in the past four hundred years. It was a sweeping charge! No satisfac...tion was given, and on April 20th France declared war. The poor King himself had been obliged to appear in the Assembly and make the decisive motion.
A modern writer of repute, ^ but hostile to Marie Antoinette, avers that the latter now be- trayed to Mercy d'Argenteau the results of a cabinet council held on the 25th of March.
So to all her internal troubles France had added a war of utterly incalculable dimensions. Hostili- ties began in a mild way already on April 28th.
' Aulard, Eloquence, i.
What to read after Symbol And Satire in the French Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest F Ernest Flagg Henderson to read onlineMoreLess
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