Woman in France During the Eighteenth Century
Woman in France During the Eighteenth Century
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signod his post ; which had long been purely nominal Op- pressed with grief at the dangers she foresaw for the republic, Madame Roland lived in great retirement A few of her ^ends still visited, however, the woman whom Marat and Camile Desmoulins attacked in their pamphlets, and whom Danton openly denounced as the Circe of the republic. The only charm she used was that of her own heroic spirit, which she sought to infuse into the men who struggled for freedom against anarchy. This struggle was ...drawing to a close. After several unsuccessful attempts, the Jacobins resolved to coerce the Convention into submission to their will : that will was, that the twenty- two Girondist members should be accused of treason, arrested, and condemned. For that purpose they or- ganised an insurrection, which lasted from the 30th of May to the 2d of June. Tlie Convention, threatened, insulted, and besieged, at length yielded to force, and passed the decree which doomed its most illustrious and eloquent members to death, and France to anarchy and terror.
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signod his post ; which had long been purely nominal Op- pressed with grief at the dangers she foresaw for the republic, Madame Roland lived in great retirement A few of her ^ends still visited, however, the woman whom Marat and Camile Desmoulins attacked in their pamphlets, and whom Danton openly denounced as the Circe of the republic. The only charm she used was that of her own heroic spirit, which she sought to infuse into the men who struggled for freedom against anarchy. This struggle was ...drawing to a close. After several unsuccessful attempts, the Jacobins resolved to coerce the Convention into submission to their will : that will was, that the twenty- two Girondist members should be accused of treason, arrested, and condemned. For that purpose they or- ganised an insurrection, which lasted from the 30th of May to the 2d of June. Tlie Convention, threatened, insulted, and besieged, at length yielded to force, and passed the decree which doomed its most illustrious and eloquent members to death, and France to anarchy and terror.
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