The French Revolution
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After its arrival in Paris, the Assembly continued, amid many interruptions, the work of constructing the new constitution, and the same blind attachment to cap- tivating theories, which had wasted so many weeks in barren discussion at Versailles, pervaded its debates and its decrees in Paris. The great bulk of the members of the Assembly were determined to carry into practice the idea of the sovereignty of the people, and to observe, as far as logic could, the natural rights of man. If facts o...r experience conflicted with these theories, facts and expe- rience must go to the wall. The circumstances, needs or traditions of nations seemed to them to be of little importance in comparison with the eternal principles which philosophy had laid down for the government of the world. In pursuance of these views, the slaves in the French colony of St, Domingo were immediately eman- cipated, without regard to the difficulties involved in so summary a proceeding, or the disaster certain to ensue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After its arrival in Paris, the Assembly continued, amid many interruptions, the work of constructing the new constitution, and the same blind attachment to cap- tivating theories, which had wasted so many weeks in barren discussion at Versailles, pervaded its debates and its decrees in Paris. The great bulk of the members of the Assembly were determined to carry into practice the idea of the sovereignty of the people, and to observe, as far as logic could, the natural rights of man. If facts o...r experience conflicted with these theories, facts and expe- rience must go to the wall. The circumstances, needs or traditions of nations seemed to them to be of little importance in comparison with the eternal principles which philosophy had laid down for the government of the world. In pursuance of these views, the slaves in the French colony of St, Domingo were immediately eman- cipated, without regard to the difficulties involved in so summary a proceeding, or the disaster certain to ensue.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Mallet to read onlineMoreLess
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