Historical Epochs of the French Revolution - With The Judgment And Execution Of Louis XVI., King Of France - And A List Of The Members Of The National Convention, Who Voted For And Against His Death by Henry Goudemetz
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destruction of its cathedral.
Marat excites great tumult in the convention. Venice acknowledges the republic; Bavaria observes neutrality. Custine transports the clergy of Mayence who refuse to take the oath of liberty. The French bombard Maestricht, which is defended by the Prince of Hesse-Cassel. The Grand Duke of Tuscany declares a neutrality with regard to the French republic. 25. The British troops under the Duke of York sail from England. Breda surrenders to the French. Dumourier bombards Gertruydenberg and Williamstadt with Dutch artillery. The Convention decrees that soldiers have a right to elect their officers. Marat urges this decree, and strikes in the face several of those who oppose it, even in the convention. The Duke of York arrives at the Hague. The Stadtholder declares he will defend the republic to the last. 28. The Archduke Charles, the Prince of Cobourg, and Duke of Wurtemburg, arrive at Duren. The French merchants offer to send fifty privateers to sea. Discourse pronounced in the convention by Anacharsis Cloots, on universal fraternity. Riots in Paris at the houses of the bakers and grocers. |
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