The Last Days of the Consulate
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The famous Neuch^tel bookseller, Fauche Borel,^ so well known for the part he played " He was printer to the King of Prussia at Neuchatel (Switzerland), and he was the first to open negotiations with Pichegru on behalf of the Prince de Cond^ (i795)- Having come to Paris in 1803, he was arrested there, but after eighteen months' imprisonment he was transported across the frontier, {Fauriel afterwards asserts that he escaped), and became printer to the Court of Berlin in 1805.
The Last Days of th...e Consulate. 107 in the schemes that were concocted by the hnigrh against the French Republic, and especially for his share in the negotiations between the Prince de Conde and Pichegru in year V., was imprisoned in the Temple at the period with which we are now con- cerned. It does not often happen that a man, how- ever decided his sentiments and confirmed his habits may be, continues to concoct in prison the schemes that have lodged him there. This, nevertheless, was what Fauche Borel did. Under the eyes and in the grasp of the police, he busied himself with designs and plans against the French Government, whose object was to assist and favour the plans that were being concerted at the same time in London.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The famous Neuch^tel bookseller, Fauche Borel,^ so well known for the part he played " He was printer to the King of Prussia at Neuchatel (Switzerland), and he was the first to open negotiations with Pichegru on behalf of the Prince de Cond^ (i795)- Having come to Paris in 1803, he was arrested there, but after eighteen months' imprisonment he was transported across the frontier, {Fauriel afterwards asserts that he escaped), and became printer to the Court of Berlin in 1805.
The Last Days of th...e Consulate. 107 in the schemes that were concocted by the hnigrh against the French Republic, and especially for his share in the negotiations between the Prince de Conde and Pichegru in year V., was imprisoned in the Temple at the period with which we are now con- cerned. It does not often happen that a man, how- ever decided his sentiments and confirmed his habits may be, continues to concoct in prison the schemes that have lodged him there. This, nevertheless, was what Fauche Borel did. Under the eyes and in the grasp of the police, he busied himself with designs and plans against the French Government, whose object was to assist and favour the plans that were being concerted at the same time in London.
What to read after The Last Days of the Consulate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lalanne, Ludovic, 1815-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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