History of the Girondists: Or, Personal Memoirs of the Patriots of the French Revolution, Volume 2Henry G. Bohn, 1848 |
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10th of August accused agitation amid applause arms army assassins Assembly Austrians Barbaroux battalions blood Brissot Camille Desmoulins camp cannon cause chateau citizens Clairfayt Cléry commanded commissaries Commune constitution Convention Cordeliers court cried crime Danton death declared decree defend demanded deputies Desèze desire door Duc d'Orléans Duc de Chartres Duke of Brunswick Dumouriez enemies eyes faction faubourgs Fayette fédérés Feuillants force France French friends Gensonné Gironde Girondists Guadet hand head heart Hôtel-de-Ville insurrection Jacobins Jemappes judges king king's liberty Louis XVI Louvet Madame Roland Malesherbes Marat Marseillais massacre ment mind minister Montagne municipal murder national guard night opinion Paris party patriotism Pétion priests prince princesses prisoners Prussian queen replied republic republican Revolution Robespierre royal family royalty sabers safety Santerre scaffold secret silence soldiers Swiss Temple throne tion tribune troops Tuileries tyrant vengeance Vergniaud victims victory voice vote wished young
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Página 62 - You may rely, Sire," replied Vergniaud, " on the firmness of the National Assembly : its members have sworn to die in supporting the rights of the people and the constituted authority.
Página 196 - The chamber of the deputy contained only a wooden bedstead, covered with blue damask ornamented with white flowers, a table, and four straw-bottomed chairs. This apartment served him at once for a study and dormitory. His papers, his reports, the manuscripts of his discourses, written by himself in a regular but labored hand, and with many marks of erasure, were placed carefully on deal shelves against the wall.
Página 304 - I recommend my son, if he has' the misfortune to become king, to remember that he owes himself to the happiness of his fellow citizens, to forget all hatred and resentment, and especially that which relates to the misfortunes and sorrows I now undergo.
Página 164 - for I will not call you either citizens or soldiers, you see before you this artillery, behind you this cavalry ; you are stained with crimes, and I do not tolerate here assassins or executioners. I know that there are scoundrels among you charged to excite you to crime. Drive them from among you, or denounce them to me, for I shall hold you responsible for their conduct.
Página 164 - Dumouriez, and soon threatened to uproot all discipline, saying openly that the ancient officers were traitors, and that it was necessary to purge the army, as they had Paris, of its aristocrats. Dumouriez posted these battalions apart from the others, placed a strong force of cavalry behind them, and two pieces of cannon on their flank. Then, affecting to review them, he halted at the head of the line, surrounded by all his staff, and an escort of a hundred hussars.
Página 238 - At some steps from this dwelling was the donjon of the chateau, once the fortification of the Temple. Its abrupt, dark mass rose on a simple spot of ground toward the sky ; two square towers, the one larger, the other smaller, were united to each other like a mass of walls, each one having at its flank other small suspended towers, in former days crowned with battlements at their extremity, and these formed the principal group of this construction. Some low and more modern buildings abutted upon...
Página 163 - Chalons, and intoxicated with massacre and sedition, were those who most threatened the subordination of the camp, saying openly that the ancient officers were traitors, and that it was necessary to purge the army, as they had Paris, of its aristocrats. Dumouriez posted these battalions apart from the others, placed a strong force of cavalry behind them, and two pieces of cannon on their flank. Then, affecting to review them, he halted at the head of the line, surrounded by all his...
Página 280 - The proceeding against the tyrant is insurrection — his sentence is his fall from power ; his punishment that exacted by the liberty of the people. The people dart their thunderbolts, that is, their sentence : they do not condemn kings, they suppress them — thrust them back again into nothingness. "Two months since, and who would ever have supposed there would be a question here of the inviolability of kings?
Página 238 - This dilapidated palace contained apartments furnished with ancient movables, beds and linen for the suite of the prince. A porter and his family were its only hosts. A garden surrounded it, as empty and neglected as the palace. At some steps from this dwelling was the donjon of the chateau, once the fortification of the Temple. Its abrupt, dark mass rose on...
Página 280 - But there is another difficulty — to what punishment shall we condemn him ? The punishment of death is too cruel, says one. No, says another...