History of Europe, From the Commencement of the French Revolution to the Restoration of the Bourbons in Mdcccxv [i.E. 1815] 2

Alison Archibald Sir

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Leave the responsi- bility to us ; we desire to share with no one the obliga- tion to die for the support of the public tranquillity.*'^ 1 whu*.
But these noble words produced no impression on the 3^ ' "* Assembly, now entirely intimidated by the cries from the galleries. "The error," said Vergniaud in reply, "which we have long sanctioned now justifies that of the people. The assemblages hitherto formed have appeared legal from the silence of the law. The magis- trates now demand force to repr...ess them ; but, in these drcumstances, what should you do ? I feel that there would be extreme rigour in being inflexible towards a feult of which the source is to be found in your own decrees; it would be an insult to the citizens, who demand at this moment to present to you their homage, to sup- pose they have bad intentions. It is said that this assemblage wish to present an address to the King. I do not believe that the citizens who compose it desire to be introduced armed into the presence of the King ; I believe that they will conform to the laws, and go as simple petitioners.

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