The Man Who Dared
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The Jacobins followed this up by the appointment, on the 2/th of May, of the terrible "Committee of Public Safety, " consisting of nine members, Barrere and Danton being the most influential. Th'e whole revolutionary power was lodged in their hands. They appointed such sub-com- mittees as they pleased, held their deliberations in secret, and governed France with terrific energy. They were empowered to take whatever measures they deemed necessary to the welfare of the Republic, and issued warran...ts for the arrest and imprisonment of all suspected persons. The Jacobins, by controlling these two governing bodies, gained a decisive victory over the Girondist, and sent thirty-two of their number to the guillotine.
It was during this strife that Charlotte Corday, an enthusiastic admirer of the Girondists, set out from Caen to Paris, and, having obtained an interview with the sanguinary Marat, stabbed him to the heart as he lay in his bath.
After the downfall of the Girondists, the Jacobins were driven by the necessities of their position to es- tablish a system of sanguinary despotism, to which no parallel can be found in history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Jacobins followed this up by the appointment, on the 2/th of May, of the terrible "Committee of Public Safety, " consisting of nine members, Barrere and Danton being the most influential. Th'e whole revolutionary power was lodged in their hands. They appointed such sub-com- mittees as they pleased, held their deliberations in secret, and governed France with terrific energy. They were empowered to take whatever measures they deemed necessary to the welfare of the Republic, and issued warran...ts for the arrest and imprisonment of all suspected persons. The Jacobins, by controlling these two governing bodies, gained a decisive victory over the Girondist, and sent thirty-two of their number to the guillotine.
It was during this strife that Charlotte Corday, an enthusiastic admirer of the Girondists, set out from Caen to Paris, and, having obtained an interview with the sanguinary Marat, stabbed him to the heart as he lay in his bath.
After the downfall of the Girondists, the Jacobins were driven by the necessities of their position to es- tablish a system of sanguinary despotism, to which no parallel can be found in history.
What to read after The Man Who Dared?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John P Ritter to read onlineMoreLess
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