Madame De Staël, Her Friends And Her Influence in Politics And Literature
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113, 18i.
t Letters from Milan, Oct. 8, 1796.
X Madame de Stael, Considerations, xiii. 171.
§ Revolations Almanach, 1801, 140 ; lb02, 200-212.
The Development of the Social Question. 307 and by the crisis brought about by Babeuf s con- sj^iracy.
The real problem of the Revolution, that of the re-division of property, may be traced like a red thread all through its history. Barere's doctrine that ^' those who did not like the Revolution must pay for those who had brought it about " ; and Sieyes'... answer that ^' lie had only desired a change of proprietors " when he was told that '^ his system was calculated to destroy the rights of property," point to the leading motives whereby Con- stituante and Legislative^ Gironde and Mount aiu, alike maintained their political supremacy in the social sphere.
In virtue of a theory making the inviolability of j)roperty dependent upon orthodox views, and sacri- ficing social order which had reposed on class dis- tinctions, to the sole mastery of the Third Estate — the revolutionary legislation continued its course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
113, 18i.
t Letters from Milan, Oct. 8, 1796.
X Madame de Stael, Considerations, xiii. 171.
§ Revolations Almanach, 1801, 140 ; lb02, 200-212.
The Development of the Social Question. 307 and by the crisis brought about by Babeuf s con- sj^iracy.
The real problem of the Revolution, that of the re-division of property, may be traced like a red thread all through its history. Barere's doctrine that ^' those who did not like the Revolution must pay for those who had brought it about " ; and Sieyes'... answer that ^' lie had only desired a change of proprietors " when he was told that '^ his system was calculated to destroy the rights of property," point to the leading motives whereby Con- stituante and Legislative^ Gironde and Mount aiu, alike maintained their political supremacy in the social sphere.
In virtue of a theory making the inviolability of j)roperty dependent upon orthodox views, and sacri- ficing social order which had reposed on class dis- tinctions, to the sole mastery of the Third Estate — the revolutionary legislation continued its course.
What to read after Madame De Staël, Her Friends And Her Influence in Politics And Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blennerhassett, Charlotte Julia Von Leyden, Lady, 1843-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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