The History of Great Britain From the Death of George Ii to the Coronation of Ge
The History of Great Britain From the Death of George Ii to the Coronation of Ge
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AN entire change took place in the con- duct of the civil war in La Vendee. After some preliminary negotiations in the begin- ning of February, Charette, and the princi- pal chiefs of his army, on behalf of the Ven- deans, and general Comartin on the part of the Chouans, publicly signified their inten- tion to deliver up their arms and magazines, and to live for the future in subjection to the existing government. Conferences were opened at a farm-house near Nantes be- tween the insurgent chief...s and the deputies from the convention ; and on the seventh of March a treaty of peace was concluded, signed, and ratified, at Nantes. The hopes, however, that this peace would be perma- GEORGE III. 17601820.
409 nent, were soon proved to be delusive. The republican government, on the plea of bad faith, refused to advance the sums stipulated by the treaty of the seventh of March ; and several of the chiefs having been arrested for holding a traitorous correspondence with the English government, the country was again in arms early in June, under the com- mand of Charette and Stofflet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AN entire change took place in the con- duct of the civil war in La Vendee. After some preliminary negotiations in the begin- ning of February, Charette, and the princi- pal chiefs of his army, on behalf of the Ven- deans, and general Comartin on the part of the Chouans, publicly signified their inten- tion to deliver up their arms and magazines, and to live for the future in subjection to the existing government. Conferences were opened at a farm-house near Nantes be- tween the insurgent chief...s and the deputies from the convention ; and on the seventh of March a treaty of peace was concluded, signed, and ratified, at Nantes. The hopes, however, that this peace would be perma- GEORGE III. 17601820.
409 nent, were soon proved to be delusive. The republican government, on the plea of bad faith, refused to advance the sums stipulated by the treaty of the seventh of March ; and several of the chiefs having been arrested for holding a traitorous correspondence with the English government, the country was again in arms early in June, under the com- mand of Charette and Stofflet.
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