The French Revolution a Political History 1789 1804 volume 2
The French Revolution a Political History 1789 1804 volume 2
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We must not forget that at the moment when the Republic was established a kind of supplemental social revolution 2 had just taken place, and in the following manner.
' This idea is adumbrated in the words of Barbaroux, spoken before the electoral assembly of Bouches-du-Rhone, of which he was president : " Representative government itself would become vicious if the erroneous maxim were persisted in that the people could no longer exercise the powers delegated to their representatives. It is nec...essary that everything should be referred to the people, as every- thing comes from the people ; its sovereignty should remain un- ceasingly active, whether it nominate legislators and a temporary and responsible executive power, or whether it sanction the decrees of the one and judge the conduct of the others. " =* It was also at this time that manners became still more democratic. The use of thee and thou, already proposed and practised in 1791, was recommended anew by several pubUcists. The Directory of the department of Drome enacted in September that all its members should during the session wear red bonnets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We must not forget that at the moment when the Republic was established a kind of supplemental social revolution 2 had just taken place, and in the following manner.
' This idea is adumbrated in the words of Barbaroux, spoken before the electoral assembly of Bouches-du-Rhone, of which he was president : " Representative government itself would become vicious if the erroneous maxim were persisted in that the people could no longer exercise the powers delegated to their representatives. It is nec...essary that everything should be referred to the people, as every- thing comes from the people ; its sovereignty should remain un- ceasingly active, whether it nominate legislators and a temporary and responsible executive power, or whether it sanction the decrees of the one and judge the conduct of the others. " =* It was also at this time that manners became still more democratic. The use of thee and thou, already proposed and practised in 1791, was recommended anew by several pubUcists. The Directory of the department of Drome enacted in September that all its members should during the session wear red bonnets.
What to read after The French Revolution a Political History 1789 1804 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F a Franois Alphonse Aulard to read onlineMoreLess
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