Hamerton, Philip Gilbert, 1834-1894 · Boston, Roberts brothers · leaf 164
f the Tuileries is impor-tant, as it has been not only a palace, but a parliamenthouse. In old times the royal stable was to the north,close to what is now the Pavilion de Marsan, and in thepresent Rue de Rivoli. The exercising-ground was ina long, narrow enclosure, which occupied the groundof that… … The Tuileries and the Luxembourg. loi apartments in the palace and rarely came out of them.In May, 1793, the Convention began to sit in a newlyarranged parliament house within the walls of thepalace itself, and for some time after that the palaceincluded Government Offices of all kinds, so that…
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