The Principal Speeches of the Statesmen And Orators of the French Revolution, 1789-1795
The Principal Speeches of the Statesmen And Orators of the French Revolution, 1789-1795
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383 de morale et de liberie ! Quel est done cet strange privilege de d^raisonner sans mesure et sans pudeur, que la patience stupide des peuples semble accorder aux tyrans I Quoi I ces petits honimes dont le principal m6rite consiste & connaitre le tarif des consciences Britanniques ; qui s'efforcent de transplanter en France les vices et la corruption de leur pays ; qui font la guerre, non avec des armes, mais avec des crimes, osent accuser la Convention Nationale de corruption, et insulter au...x vertus du peuple Fran9ais I Peuple g^n^reux, nous jurons par toi-mdme que tu seras veng6 ! Avant de nous faire la guerre, nous exterminerons tous nos ennemis ; la Maison d'Autriche p^rira plutdt que la France ; Londres sera libre avant que Paris redevienne esclave ; les destines de la R^publique et celles des tyrans de laterre ont 6t^ pes^es dans les balances ^temelles : les tyrans ont ^t^ trouv^ plus lagers.
Fran9ais, oublions nos querelles et marchons aux tyrans ; domptons-les, vous, par vos armes, et nous par nos lois.
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383 de morale et de liberie ! Quel est done cet strange privilege de d^raisonner sans mesure et sans pudeur, que la patience stupide des peuples semble accorder aux tyrans I Quoi I ces petits honimes dont le principal m6rite consiste & connaitre le tarif des consciences Britanniques ; qui s'efforcent de transplanter en France les vices et la corruption de leur pays ; qui font la guerre, non avec des armes, mais avec des crimes, osent accuser la Convention Nationale de corruption, et insulter au...x vertus du peuple Fran9ais I Peuple g^n^reux, nous jurons par toi-mdme que tu seras veng6 ! Avant de nous faire la guerre, nous exterminerons tous nos ennemis ; la Maison d'Autriche p^rira plutdt que la France ; Londres sera libre avant que Paris redevienne esclave ; les destines de la R^publique et celles des tyrans de laterre ont 6t^ pes^es dans les balances ^temelles : les tyrans ont ^t^ trouv^ plus lagers.
Fran9ais, oublions nos querelles et marchons aux tyrans ; domptons-les, vous, par vos armes, et nous par nos lois.
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