History of the French Revolution of 1848
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The numerous decrees, signed in three hours, had exhausted the council-board. Payer handed him a strip of common paper, torn from a leaf already half written over, and Lamartine drafted the decree which instituted a body compris- ing twenty-four battalions of the garde^vwhile, and passed the paper to his colleagues. They signed it. The same night the enlisting was commenced.
These youth, throwing themselves in crowds into this first corps of the republic, proud of its name, soon became worthy o...f its part in the foundation of liberty.
172 HISTORY OF THE The force destined to support and repress the revolution was thus drawn from the revolution itself; true army of a warlike people, enrolled hy enthusiasm, recruited by misery, disciplined by its own spirit, clothed partly in rags, and defend- ing the gates and the property of a luxurious city. The garde mobile must save Paris from disorder for four months, and save society from disorder on the fifth month. Its creation was the presage of the safety of the republic in the contests of June.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The numerous decrees, signed in three hours, had exhausted the council-board. Payer handed him a strip of common paper, torn from a leaf already half written over, and Lamartine drafted the decree which instituted a body compris- ing twenty-four battalions of the garde^vwhile, and passed the paper to his colleagues. They signed it. The same night the enlisting was commenced.
These youth, throwing themselves in crowds into this first corps of the republic, proud of its name, soon became worthy o...f its part in the foundation of liberty.
172 HISTORY OF THE The force destined to support and repress the revolution was thus drawn from the revolution itself; true army of a warlike people, enrolled hy enthusiasm, recruited by misery, disciplined by its own spirit, clothed partly in rags, and defend- ing the gates and the property of a luxurious city. The garde mobile must save Paris from disorder for four months, and save society from disorder on the fifth month. Its creation was the presage of the safety of the republic in the contests of June.
What to read after History of the French Revolution of 1848?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lamartine Alphonse De to read onlineMoreLess
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