Henderson, Ernest F. (Ernest Flagg), 1861-1928 · New York, London : G.P. Putnam's Sons · leaf 96
all subservience. He went so faras to say of De Launay who had tried to defend hisBastile: Ah, he merited his fate! The cortege followed him to his chapel; thecrowd called him out onto his balcony; the ap-plause was deafening. The Queen and the Dau-phin, too, appeared on the balcony before… … [ ^ I ao c — J — a - ft) ;£ :■r TJ —: « 3 c f* 57 58 The French Revolution of peace. Never, so they themselves reportedto the Assembly, was public festival so beautiful,so touching. . . . History offers no other suchexample; history will never succeed in reproduc-ing what we saw, and, above all,…
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