The Spirit of Propagandism in the French Revolution, 1789-1793; An Abstract of a Thesis Presented to the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Pennsylvania
The Spirit of Propagandism in the French Revolution, 1789-1793; An Abstract of a Thesis Presented to the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Pennsylvania
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The successful period of the war following the retreat of Brunswick sees the climax of propagandist enthusiasm, which is expressed in — 4. The Decree of November 19, 1792, offering assist- ance to any peoples who desire to throw off the yoke of despotism. Almost at the same time appear the signs of the coming change. Savoy and Nice are annexed. Bel- gium is overrun, but refuses to change her social order for the French system of equality. The Republic needs money. It is decided to enforce the F...rench system on Belgium in spite of her protests, and then to invade Hol- land for more treasure and territory.
5. The Decree of December 15th, with later amend- ments, turns the war into conquest Belgium is aimexed against the will of a majority of her people. Soon after- ward the doctrine of natural boundaries is openly advo- cated. War is declared on England and Holland and later on Spain. Then the period of disaster comes in March, 1793, ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ becomes defensive. The Con- vention realizes its position, sees that the Decree of No- vember 19th was a political mistake, that armed propa- gandism is impracticable, and retracts by passing 6.
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The successful period of the war following the retreat of Brunswick sees the climax of propagandist enthusiasm, which is expressed in — 4. The Decree of November 19, 1792, offering assist- ance to any peoples who desire to throw off the yoke of despotism. Almost at the same time appear the signs of the coming change. Savoy and Nice are annexed. Bel- gium is overrun, but refuses to change her social order for the French system of equality. The Republic needs money. It is decided to enforce the F...rench system on Belgium in spite of her protests, and then to invade Hol- land for more treasure and territory.
5. The Decree of December 15th, with later amend- ments, turns the war into conquest Belgium is aimexed against the will of a majority of her people. Soon after- ward the doctrine of natural boundaries is openly advo- cated. War is declared on England and Holland and later on Spain. Then the period of disaster comes in March, 1793, ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ becomes defensive. The Con- vention realizes its position, sees that the Decree of No- vember 19th was a political mistake, that armed propa- gandism is impracticable, and retracts by passing 6.
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