A School History of France
A School History of France
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In a gray coat and a perl- wig. The queen had borrowed the passport of a Russian lady. At dawn the tidings spread through an Paris. . . Everywhere the name of the king was erased from the public monuments, and from the standardSiand the word roval was replaced by the word na- tional:*— Henri Martinis History qf France.
21* What change in the government was now proposed ? How was this openly »hown ? What violent act foflowed 1 What course did the Assembly then take 1 Digitized by Googk A. B. 179...a.] REVOLUTIONAEY FBANCE. 273 ineligibility of its members to re-election, adjourned and passed out of existence.
23. The Legislative Assembly. — The new body created by the Constitution was called the Legislative Assembly. Its members were chosen for two years, and its first session began on the 1st of October, 1791. It was divided into several parties, of which the chief were the Girondins (zhe-ron-dang'), or Girondists, the Monta- guards (mon-tan-yar), or Mountain Party, and the Feuil- lants {fuh-yahng'), or Constitutionalists; but it was plain, from the first, that its general sentiment was one of hostil- ity to the king.* This was soon apparent by the extreme measures which it took, but which the king vetoed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a gray coat and a perl- wig. The queen had borrowed the passport of a Russian lady. At dawn the tidings spread through an Paris. . . Everywhere the name of the king was erased from the public monuments, and from the standardSiand the word roval was replaced by the word na- tional:*— Henri Martinis History qf France.
21* What change in the government was now proposed ? How was this openly »hown ? What violent act foflowed 1 What course did the Assembly then take 1 Digitized by Googk A. B. 179...a.] REVOLUTIONAEY FBANCE. 273 ineligibility of its members to re-election, adjourned and passed out of existence.
23. The Legislative Assembly. — The new body created by the Constitution was called the Legislative Assembly. Its members were chosen for two years, and its first session began on the 1st of October, 1791. It was divided into several parties, of which the chief were the Girondins (zhe-ron-dang'), or Girondists, the Monta- guards (mon-tan-yar), or Mountain Party, and the Feuil- lants {fuh-yahng'), or Constitutionalists; but it was plain, from the first, that its general sentiment was one of hostil- ity to the king.* This was soon apparent by the extreme measures which it took, but which the king vetoed.
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