The French Revolution of 1830 the Events Which Produced It And the Scenes By W
The French Revolution of 1830 the Events Which Produced It And the Scenes By W
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The military posts were already occupied by a well-organised National Guard ; and a proclamation of the au- thorities had enjoined the calmness and quiet which was rigidly observed. The crowd was so great, as to leave scarcely room for the cavalcade to pass ; but although the King must have seen very few friendly countenances among them, at least he did not hear a single word of insult ; nor could he be dissatisfied with the demeanor of the populace, unless he misconstrued it into a parade of g...enerosity. The National Guards again carried arms as the King advanced, and the salute was returned on the part of his attend- ants, with the usual military honours.
The column left PAigle at an early hour in the morning of the 7th of August, and proceeded 326 PARIS IN 1830.
towards Melleraut, which is only seven leagues distant. The heat was this day excessive ; and its inconvenience was greatly aggravated by the clouds of dust, thrown up by a thousand horse- men, and a crowd of carriages pressed together, as they advanced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The military posts were already occupied by a well-organised National Guard ; and a proclamation of the au- thorities had enjoined the calmness and quiet which was rigidly observed. The crowd was so great, as to leave scarcely room for the cavalcade to pass ; but although the King must have seen very few friendly countenances among them, at least he did not hear a single word of insult ; nor could he be dissatisfied with the demeanor of the populace, unless he misconstrued it into a parade of g...enerosity. The National Guards again carried arms as the King advanced, and the salute was returned on the part of his attend- ants, with the usual military honours.
The column left PAigle at an early hour in the morning of the 7th of August, and proceeded 326 PARIS IN 1830.
towards Melleraut, which is only seven leagues distant. The heat was this day excessive ; and its inconvenience was greatly aggravated by the clouds of dust, thrown up by a thousand horse- men, and a crowd of carriages pressed together, as they advanced.
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