Women of the French Revolution
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A letter was com- posed, chiefly, it is thought, by Mme Roland, and sent to the King. This epistle, though the writer was proud of it, appears to-day a sorry document — long-winded, tactless, and worse — impertinent and foolish. Of course it produced the desired effect : Roland and his Girondist colleagues were dismissed.
On the 1 2th of June, 1792, Mme Roland exchanged her gorgeous apartments in the Ministry of the Interior for her flat on an upper floor of the old house in the Rue St. Jacques.... But here she was hardly less influential than at the Ministry. Here she continued to gather around her a steadily increas- ing circle of friends, most of them young men whose adoration of her was a part of their politics. Then, on the momentous loth of August, Roland, with his Girondist colleagues, was recalled to the Ministry.
The five months of Roland's second ministry were fraught with disaster for his country^ his King, his party, and his own reputation. Mme Roland admitted that throughout she was her husband's counsellor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A letter was com- posed, chiefly, it is thought, by Mme Roland, and sent to the King. This epistle, though the writer was proud of it, appears to-day a sorry document — long-winded, tactless, and worse — impertinent and foolish. Of course it produced the desired effect : Roland and his Girondist colleagues were dismissed.
On the 1 2th of June, 1792, Mme Roland exchanged her gorgeous apartments in the Ministry of the Interior for her flat on an upper floor of the old house in the Rue St. Jacques.... But here she was hardly less influential than at the Ministry. Here she continued to gather around her a steadily increas- ing circle of friends, most of them young men whose adoration of her was a part of their politics. Then, on the momentous loth of August, Roland, with his Girondist colleagues, was recalled to the Ministry.
The five months of Roland's second ministry were fraught with disaster for his country^ his King, his party, and his own reputation. Mme Roland admitted that throughout she was her husband's counsellor.
What to read after Women of the French Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winifred Stephens Whale to read onlineMoreLess
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