The French Revolution; a History in Three Parts
The French Revolution; a History in Three Parts
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'* We had gont to see the Gardens of Monceaux in the afternoon, and on our return at 5 P.M. met a regiment of soldiers . . . learned that the Bastille had been attacked . . . ran down the Rue Saint-Honor^, at the (east) end of which we met the victors of the Bastille/' 59 saq. We must distinguish two classes in the crowd that advanced on the Bastille : (l) some few respectable citizens hoping to persuade De Launay to give them arms, (il) the mob mtent only on plunder and bloodshed.] Digitized b...y Google ^ 238 THE FRENCH REVOLUTION * other hand. His Majesty's orders were precise. His garrison 4lwfc eighty-two old Invalides, reinforced by thirty-two young Sw^;^ his walls indeed are nine feet thick, he has cannon and powder ; but, alas, only one day's provision of victuals. The city too is French, the poor garrison mostly French. Rigorous old De Launay, think what thou wilt do!
Allmoming, since nine, there has been a cry every where : To the Bastille ! Repeated ' deputations of citize5y|t,^hj|vej>een hCTc, passionate for arms ; whom De Launay has got dismissed hj soft speeches through port-holes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'* We had gont to see the Gardens of Monceaux in the afternoon, and on our return at 5 P.M. met a regiment of soldiers . . . learned that the Bastille had been attacked . . . ran down the Rue Saint-Honor^, at the (east) end of which we met the victors of the Bastille/' 59 saq. We must distinguish two classes in the crowd that advanced on the Bastille : (l) some few respectable citizens hoping to persuade De Launay to give them arms, (il) the mob mtent only on plunder and bloodshed.] Digitized b...y Google ^ 238 THE FRENCH REVOLUTION * other hand. His Majesty's orders were precise. His garrison 4lwfc eighty-two old Invalides, reinforced by thirty-two young Sw^;^ his walls indeed are nine feet thick, he has cannon and powder ; but, alas, only one day's provision of victuals. The city too is French, the poor garrison mostly French. Rigorous old De Launay, think what thou wilt do!
Allmoming, since nine, there has been a cry every where : To the Bastille ! Repeated ' deputations of citize5y|t,^hj|vej>een hCTc, passionate for arms ; whom De Launay has got dismissed hj soft speeches through port-holes.
What to read after The French Revolution; a History in Three Parts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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