The History of the French Revolution 1789-1800 V.3
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* "Hebert, the head of this turbulent and atrocious faction, is a miserable intriguer — a caterer for the guillotine— a traitor paid by Pitt — a thief and robber who had been expelled from his office of check-taker at a theatre for theft." — Le Vieux Cordelier.
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION {continued) END OP THE CAMPAIGN OF 1793— MANCEUVRE OF HOCHE IN THE VOSGES— RETREAT OF THE AUSTRIANS AND PRUSSIANS-RAISING OF THE BLOCKADE OF LANDAU— OPERATIONS OF THE ARMY OF ITALY— SIEGE AND TAKING OF TOULON-LAST... ENGAGEMENT AT THE PYRENEES— EXCURSION OF THE VENDEANS BEYOND THE LOIRE, AND THEIR DESTRUCTION AT SAVENAY.
THE campaign of 1793 terminated on all the frontiers in the most brilliant and successful manner. In Belgium it had been at length deemed preferable to go into winter quarters, in despite of the plan of the committee of public welfare, which had been anxious to profit by the victory of Watignies, to en- close the enemy between the Scheldt and the Sambre. Thus at this point the aspect of affairs had not changed, and the advantages of Watignies were still ours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* "Hebert, the head of this turbulent and atrocious faction, is a miserable intriguer — a caterer for the guillotine— a traitor paid by Pitt — a thief and robber who had been expelled from his office of check-taker at a theatre for theft." — Le Vieux Cordelier.
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION {continued) END OP THE CAMPAIGN OF 1793— MANCEUVRE OF HOCHE IN THE VOSGES— RETREAT OF THE AUSTRIANS AND PRUSSIANS-RAISING OF THE BLOCKADE OF LANDAU— OPERATIONS OF THE ARMY OF ITALY— SIEGE AND TAKING OF TOULON-LAST... ENGAGEMENT AT THE PYRENEES— EXCURSION OF THE VENDEANS BEYOND THE LOIRE, AND THEIR DESTRUCTION AT SAVENAY.
THE campaign of 1793 terminated on all the frontiers in the most brilliant and successful manner. In Belgium it had been at length deemed preferable to go into winter quarters, in despite of the plan of the committee of public welfare, which had been anxious to profit by the victory of Watignies, to en- close the enemy between the Scheldt and the Sambre. Thus at this point the aspect of affairs had not changed, and the advantages of Watignies were still ours.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolphe Thiers to read onlineMoreLess
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