The French Revolution - volume 3
The French Revolution - volume 3
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" To turn outof office, guillotine, disorganize, march blindly on, waste liveshaphazard, force defeat, sometimes get killed themselves, is all theyknow, and they would lose all if the effects of their incapacity andarrogance were not redeemed by the devotion of the officers and theenthusiasm of the soldiers. --The same spectacle is visible at Charleroywhere, through his absurd orders, Saint-Just does his best to compromisethe army, leaving that place with the belief that he is a greatman. [3211...4]--There is the same spectacle in Alsace, where Lacoste, Baudot, Ruamps, Soubrany, Muhaud, Saint-Just and Lebas, through theirexcessive rigor, do their best to break up the army and then boast ofit. The revolutionary Tribunal is installed at headquarters, soldiersare urged to denounce their officers, the informer is promised money andsecrecy, he and the accused are not allowed to confront each other, no investigation, no papers allowed, even to make exception to theverdict--a simple examination without any notes, the accused arrestedat eight o'clock, condemned at nine o'clock, and shot at teno'clock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" To turn outof office, guillotine, disorganize, march blindly on, waste liveshaphazard, force defeat, sometimes get killed themselves, is all theyknow, and they would lose all if the effects of their incapacity andarrogance were not redeemed by the devotion of the officers and theenthusiasm of the soldiers. --The same spectacle is visible at Charleroywhere, through his absurd orders, Saint-Just does his best to compromisethe army, leaving that place with the belief that he is a greatman. [3211...4]--There is the same spectacle in Alsace, where Lacoste, Baudot, Ruamps, Soubrany, Muhaud, Saint-Just and Lebas, through theirexcessive rigor, do their best to break up the army and then boast ofit. The revolutionary Tribunal is installed at headquarters, soldiersare urged to denounce their officers, the informer is promised money andsecrecy, he and the accused are not allowed to confront each other, no investigation, no papers allowed, even to make exception to theverdict--a simple examination without any notes, the accused arrestedat eight o'clock, condemned at nine o'clock, and shot at teno'clock.
What to read after The French Revolution - volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taine Hippolyte to read onlineMoreLess
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