A History of the French Revolution volume 1
A History of the French Revolution volume 1
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131 bailliage of Laon. At the head of the poll in the tiers e'tat was elected Canaille's father ; but the elder M. Desmoulins had no desire to cut a figure at Paris, and though unanimously elected, refused the honour of representing his bailliage at Laon. In his place M. Des Essarts was returned as first deputy, and Camille himself was elected twenty-fourth elector for Guise out of seventy-five who were to go to Laon. There M. Des Essarts was elected second deputy to the States-General, and bit...ter are the complaints of Camille that his father had not sufficient ambition to accept such an honour. On his return to Paris his discontent was increased, when he heard from every bailliage of the number of young avocats who had been elected deputies, and especially that his old college friend Maximilien de Robes- pierre had been elected deputy for Artois. Nevertheless, the electoral operations had increased Camille's chance of public employment. M. Des Essarts was a man of influence, and Camille could sign himself " Elector of Laon.
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131 bailliage of Laon. At the head of the poll in the tiers e'tat was elected Canaille's father ; but the elder M. Desmoulins had no desire to cut a figure at Paris, and though unanimously elected, refused the honour of representing his bailliage at Laon. In his place M. Des Essarts was returned as first deputy, and Camille himself was elected twenty-fourth elector for Guise out of seventy-five who were to go to Laon. There M. Des Essarts was elected second deputy to the States-General, and bit...ter are the complaints of Camille that his father had not sufficient ambition to accept such an honour. On his return to Paris his discontent was increased, when he heard from every bailliage of the number of young avocats who had been elected deputies, and especially that his old college friend Maximilien de Robes- pierre had been elected deputy for Artois. Nevertheless, the electoral operations had increased Camille's chance of public employment. M. Des Essarts was a man of influence, and Camille could sign himself " Elector of Laon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens, H. Morse (Henry Morse), 1857-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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