The Life of Mirabeau
The Life of Mirabeau
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But the hour was too stem to think of such refinements of courtesy. Mirabeau addressed to the Salle des Menus, on July 16, a speech in which he defended the right of the Assembly to tell its monarch when the people had no confidence in his ministers, adducing in favour of his argument the example of England. Thdh, in answer to a voice — Mounier's, it is said, though Mounier denies it—' England is lost ' — the speaker turned to the House with a burst of irony : * England is lost I Great God 1 wh...at sinister news 1 . . .
What earthquake has engulfed this famous island .... the inexhaustible mother of great examples, the classic land of liberty I .... Beassure yourselves!
England still flourishes, to be an eternal example to the world.' Mirabeau had also prepared an Address to the £ing, urging the fulfilment of his promise to recall Necker, whom Mirabeau loved so little, but whose recall he considered best for his country — ^though, indeed, bad was the best — and imploring the £ing, with all his honeyed tongue and tender persuasion, to be himself, and not the tool of his ministers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the hour was too stem to think of such refinements of courtesy. Mirabeau addressed to the Salle des Menus, on July 16, a speech in which he defended the right of the Assembly to tell its monarch when the people had no confidence in his ministers, adducing in favour of his argument the example of England. Thdh, in answer to a voice — Mounier's, it is said, though Mounier denies it—' England is lost ' — the speaker turned to the House with a burst of irony : * England is lost I Great God 1 wh...at sinister news 1 . . .
What earthquake has engulfed this famous island .... the inexhaustible mother of great examples, the classic land of liberty I .... Beassure yourselves!
England still flourishes, to be an eternal example to the world.' Mirabeau had also prepared an Address to the £ing, urging the fulfilment of his promise to recall Necker, whom Mirabeau loved so little, but whose recall he considered best for his country — ^though, indeed, bad was the best — and imploring the £ing, with all his honeyed tongue and tender persuasion, to be himself, and not the tool of his ministers.
What to read after The Life of Mirabeau?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evelyn Beatrice Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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