The Paris Sketch book
The Paris Sketch book
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Oldmen of the Montagne, disguised royalists, Paris sections, PITTETCOBOURG, above all, with his money-bags, thought that here was a fine opportunityfor a revolt, and opposed the new constitution in arms: the newconstitution had knowledge of a young officer who would not hesitate todefend its cause, and who effectually beat the majority. The tale may befound in every account of the revolution, and the rest of his story neednot be told. We know every step that he took: we know how, by dosesof can...non-balls promptly administered, he cured the fever of thesections--that fever which another camp-physician (Menou) declinedto prescribe for; we know how he abolished the Directory; and how theConsulship came; and then the Empire; and then the disgrace, exile, and lonely death. Has not all this been written by historians in alltongues?--by memoir-writing pages, chamberlains, marshals, lackeys, secretaries, contemporaries, and ladies of honor? Not a word of miracleis there in all this narration; not a word of celestial missions, or political Messiahs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oldmen of the Montagne, disguised royalists, Paris sections, PITTETCOBOURG, above all, with his money-bags, thought that here was a fine opportunityfor a revolt, and opposed the new constitution in arms: the newconstitution had knowledge of a young officer who would not hesitate todefend its cause, and who effectually beat the majority. The tale may befound in every account of the revolution, and the rest of his story neednot be told. We know every step that he took: we know how, by dosesof can...non-balls promptly administered, he cured the fever of thesections--that fever which another camp-physician (Menou) declinedto prescribe for; we know how he abolished the Directory; and how theConsulship came; and then the Empire; and then the disgrace, exile, and lonely death. Has not all this been written by historians in alltongues?--by memoir-writing pages, chamberlains, marshals, lackeys, secretaries, contemporaries, and ladies of honor? Not a word of miracleis there in all this narration; not a word of celestial missions, or political Messiahs.
What to read after The Paris Sketch book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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