Dark Scenes of History
Dark Scenes of History
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264 DARK SCENES OF HISTORY.
every one who will take the pains to compare the objections of Monsieur de Bruslart with the report of the Council of Ten will find that the greater part of the former lose all their force by the explanations in the latter, and that many of his assertions are directly contradicted either by that docu- ment or by his Own brother's letter. It appears by the report of the council, that the execution of the enterprise was to be put off till September or October, and ther...efore the separation, pf the conspirators, for the time, proved nothing. It is shown, also, that the number of persons engaged was very great, and it is asserted that they were directed by De la Cueva. More than three hundred were put to death, nearly eight hundred fled, according to M. Broussin ; and of the Dutch troops, nearly three thousand in number were engaged. Therefore, Monsieur Bruslart's objection, founded on the smallness of the number, falls to the ground. All the leaders but Renault were officers of some rank in the Venetian service, and they were, according to the report, headed by Bedomar, so that they did not deserve to be called "feeble instruments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
264 DARK SCENES OF HISTORY.
every one who will take the pains to compare the objections of Monsieur de Bruslart with the report of the Council of Ten will find that the greater part of the former lose all their force by the explanations in the latter, and that many of his assertions are directly contradicted either by that docu- ment or by his Own brother's letter. It appears by the report of the council, that the execution of the enterprise was to be put off till September or October, and ther...efore the separation, pf the conspirators, for the time, proved nothing. It is shown, also, that the number of persons engaged was very great, and it is asserted that they were directed by De la Cueva. More than three hundred were put to death, nearly eight hundred fled, according to M. Broussin ; and of the Dutch troops, nearly three thousand in number were engaged. Therefore, Monsieur Bruslart's objection, founded on the smallness of the number, falls to the ground. All the leaders but Renault were officers of some rank in the Venetian service, and they were, according to the report, headed by Bedomar, so that they did not deserve to be called "feeble instruments.
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