Woman in France During the Eighteenth Century volume 2
Woman in France During the Eighteenth Century volume 2
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The character of the Vendeans is simple, honest, truthful, and yet reserved. " Deeds, not words, " was their practical maxim : no men promised less and effected more. They were a hardy, frugal race, patient though energetic, prejudiced, deeply religious, and averse to change. From the commencement they dis- liked the revolution. Theyalready enjoyed as much freedom an d happiness as the y desired. They had not been bowed do wn by ages of oppression : they had no wrongs to avenge, no brand _of sl...aver y to effnce, no flimight. Of pagt. R>r prpgpnt.
ab asement to awaken glorious aspirations towards libert y. They cherished t he feudal system, so deep ly and justly ab- horred in the rest of_Fnmce J __It existed with them in all its primitive and patriarchal simplicity. The nobles treated their tenants with justice and kindness ; the clergy were moral and pure. Secluded from the rest of France, con- tented, though ignorant and poor, the peasants neither knew nor understood the deep social evils which had brought on the revolution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The character of the Vendeans is simple, honest, truthful, and yet reserved. " Deeds, not words, " was their practical maxim : no men promised less and effected more. They were a hardy, frugal race, patient though energetic, prejudiced, deeply religious, and averse to change. From the commencement they dis- liked the revolution. Theyalready enjoyed as much freedom an d happiness as the y desired. They had not been bowed do wn by ages of oppression : they had no wrongs to avenge, no brand _of sl...aver y to effnce, no flimight. Of pagt. R>r prpgpnt.
ab asement to awaken glorious aspirations towards libert y. They cherished t he feudal system, so deep ly and justly ab- horred in the rest of_Fnmce J __It existed with them in all its primitive and patriarchal simplicity. The nobles treated their tenants with justice and kindness ; the clergy were moral and pure. Secluded from the rest of France, con- tented, though ignorant and poor, the peasants neither knew nor understood the deep social evils which had brought on the revolution.
What to read after Woman in France During the Eighteenth Century volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Kavanagh to read onlineMoreLess
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