The Revolutionary Movement of 1848-9 in Italy, Austria-Hungary, And Germany
The Revolutionary Movement of 1848-9 in Italy, Austria-Hungary, And Germany
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Fischhof, feeling that matters were not yet secure, persuaded several members of the National Guard to act as special pro- tectors to Latour; and as the best means of effecting 392. REVOLUTIONS OF 1848-9.
this object, some thirt}^ or forty of them undertook to arrest hun. But the excitement of the crowd had been roused anew, and they burst into the War Office. Smolka then entreated Latour to resign. The Minister consented ; but the passions of the crowd would not be appeased. The unfortunate ma...n attempted to hide from their pursuit ; but they dragged him from his hiding-place, and thrust aside his defenders. Fischhof warded off the first blow that was aimed at him. A student, named Ranch, attempted also to protect him ; but all was in vain ; and he was dragged down the staircase and into the square in front of the War Office. With his white hair floating about him, he was lifted on to the lamp-post which then stood in the square. He struggled against his enemies, and compelled them to drop him once ; but again he was lifted on to the post, and this time the hanging was completed, the crowd tearing his clothes from his body and dipping their handkerchiefs in his blood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fischhof, feeling that matters were not yet secure, persuaded several members of the National Guard to act as special pro- tectors to Latour; and as the best means of effecting 392. REVOLUTIONS OF 1848-9.
this object, some thirt}^ or forty of them undertook to arrest hun. But the excitement of the crowd had been roused anew, and they burst into the War Office. Smolka then entreated Latour to resign. The Minister consented ; but the passions of the crowd would not be appeased. The unfortunate ma...n attempted to hide from their pursuit ; but they dragged him from his hiding-place, and thrust aside his defenders. Fischhof warded off the first blow that was aimed at him. A student, named Ranch, attempted also to protect him ; but all was in vain ; and he was dragged down the staircase and into the square in front of the War Office. With his white hair floating about him, he was lifted on to the lamp-post which then stood in the square. He struggled against his enemies, and compelled them to drop him once ; but again he was lifted on to the post, and this time the hanging was completed, the crowd tearing his clothes from his body and dipping their handkerchiefs in his blood.
What to read after The Revolutionary Movement of 1848-9 in Italy, Austria-Hungary, And Germany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Edmund Charles Edmund Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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