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underseveraltonsofdecraticbricks.
thefrenchrevolution
thegreatfrens
theprinciplesofliberty,
frateityandequalityuntoall
thepeopleoftheearth
beforealkaboutarevolutionitisjustashat
eans.ierofa
greatrussianerandrussiansoughttoknothey
aretalkingaboutinthisfieldarevolutionis``asoverthrow,
iionsakeuries
torootinthesoil,andseeofixedandiovablethat
eveardentreforrshardlydaretoattackthen
theirblingawayinabrief
period,ofallthatuptothattihasposedtheessence
ofsoiclifeinanation.
sucharevolutiontookplafraheeighteenth
turyheoldcivilisationoftheuntryhadgrown
stale.thekinginthedaysoflouisxivhadbee
everythinganderly
thecivilservantofthefederalstate,founditselfhoutany
dutiesaoftheroyalurt.
thisfrenchstateoftheeighteeury,ho
ihisneyhadtobeproduced
intheforftaxes.unfortuhekingsoffrancehad
rongenoughtoforcethenobilityandtheclergy
topaytheirshareofthesetaxes.heaxeswerepaid
entirelybytheagriculturalpopulation.butthepeasants
livingindrearyhovels,nolongeriniacththeir
forrlandlords,butvictiofcruelandiland
agents,badtohey
selvesincreasedretusupontheir
landrelyaaxesandnothingfortheelves
andthereforetheyedtheirfieldsaschastheydared.
heysplendour
throughthevasthallsofhispalaces,habituallyfollowedby
hungryofficeseekers,allofliveuponthereveained
froeasahanthebeastsofthe
fields.itisnotapleasantpicture,butitisnotexaggerated.
therehersidetothesocalled``an
regiustkeepinnd.
aiddleclass,closelyedhthenobility
bytheusualpr
thepoorbaronssonandaurtposedofallthest
eainingpeopleoffrance,hadbroughtthepoliteartraent.asthebestbrains
oftheuntryselvesh
questionsofpolitiocs,theyspenttheiridlehours
uponthediscussionofabstractideas.
asfashionsihoughtandpersonalbehaviour
arequiteaslikelytoruresasfashionindress,it
ostartificialsocietyofthatdayshould
takeatrendousiinple
life.thekingandthequeen,theabsoluteanduioned
proprietorsofthisuntrygalledfraogetherhallits
loniesanddependeoliveinfunnylittleuntry
housesalldressedupaslkidsandstableboysandplayed
atbeingshepherdsinahappyvaleofahellas.around
thetheirurtiersdaendaheirurtsis
posedlovelyheirurtbarbersdevisedre
andreelaborateandstlyheadgear,untilfroheerboredobr >
andlackofrealjobs,thisificialworldofversailles
thegreatshofar
ahisnoisyalesscitytalkedofnothingbut
thosesubjetheirown
lives,justasanarvingalkofnothingexcept
food.
aire,theurageousoldphilosopher,play,
historianand,andthegreateneofall
religiousandpoliticaltyranothrobsof
criticisteverythiedhtheestablishedorder
ofthings,theandhis
theatrionly.whenjean
jaitiven
andgavehisnteorariesdelightfuldescriptionsofthe
happinessoftheinalinhabitantsofthispla,about
hekleashedidaboutthechildren,uponwhose
educationhehereghority,allfranceread
his``sotradthissocietyinhekingand
thestatebittertearsheyheardrousseaus
appealforaretutotheblesseddayshereal
sntyhadlaininthehandsofthepeopleandhe
kinghadbeeheservantofhispeople.
ontesquieupublishedhis``persiaersin
inguishedpersiantravellerstutheing
societyoffraopsyturvyandpokefunateverything
frohekingdootheloofhissixhundred
pastryoks,thebookiediatelythroughfour
editionsandassuredtheerthousandsofreadersforhis
fausdiscussionofthe``spiritofthelahe
noblebaroheexcellentenglishsystethe
backoffrandadvocatedinsteadofanabsolute
narchytheestablishntofastateinheexecutive,
thelegislativeandthejudicialpowersshouldbein
separatehandsandshouldlyofeachother.
on,theparisianbookseller,annouhat
ssieursdiderot,daleert,turgotandasreofother
distinguishedersopublishanencyclopaedia
ontain``alltheneheneience
andthehesideofthe
publistsatisfactory,awoyears
thelastoftheteshadbeenfihe
sobelatedinterferehepoliceuldnotrepress
theenthusiasst
iortantbutverydangerousntributiontothediscussions
oftheday.
here,letgiveyoualittlewaing.whenyoureada
novelaboutthefrenovie,
youpressionthattherevolutionhe
theparisslu.ithing
ofthekind.thebappearsoftenuponthe``evolutionary
stage,butinvariablyattheinstigationanduhe
leadershipofthoseddleenhe
hungryltitudeasaneffitallyintheiron
thekingandhisurt.butthefundantalideash
causedtherev
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