Gambetta
Gambetta
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The worst of this course is that, before a new Assembly can be got together, the whole Parliamentary system may break down and in- volve France in its ruin. " He wound up his speech with this exhortation: "Yes, seeing the plight that we have reached, it is not too much to address you with a solemn prayer, to entreat you to consider what our position will be to-morrow. The eyes of all Europe are upon you, France implores you, and as for us, we earnestly conjure you, we say to you : ' Do not take... upon yourself so terrible a responsibility ! Do not leave us in suspense; and, to sum it up in a few words, have pity on our unhappy country I ' " The House was stirred to its depths by this moving appeal. Louis Blanc rose to speak, but was silenced by cries of protest from the Left. Backed by the Right, he insisted on being given a hearing ; he stated that he and his friends could never vote for the creation of a Second Chamber. The following day La Republique fraiigaise published a violent tirade upon him: " M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The worst of this course is that, before a new Assembly can be got together, the whole Parliamentary system may break down and in- volve France in its ruin. " He wound up his speech with this exhortation: "Yes, seeing the plight that we have reached, it is not too much to address you with a solemn prayer, to entreat you to consider what our position will be to-morrow. The eyes of all Europe are upon you, France implores you, and as for us, we earnestly conjure you, we say to you : ' Do not take... upon yourself so terrible a responsibility ! Do not leave us in suspense; and, to sum it up in a few words, have pity on our unhappy country I ' " The House was stirred to its depths by this moving appeal. Louis Blanc rose to speak, but was silenced by cries of protest from the Left. Backed by the Right, he insisted on being given a hearing ; he stated that he and his friends could never vote for the creation of a Second Chamber. The following day La Republique fraiigaise published a violent tirade upon him: " M.
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