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Page 531
The commander of that corps observed to him , that such assemblies were
contrary to the fidelity which the military owed to the king , and to good discipline ;
and he refused to comply with orders which he did not think the general could
issue .
The commander of that corps observed to him , that such assemblies were
contrary to the fidelity which the military owed to the king , and to good discipline ;
and he refused to comply with orders which he did not think the general could
issue .
Page 550
deemed necellary , they ought to have met again , with the consent of the king , in
their respective bailiwicks . Secondly , no person can be ignorant of the intrigues ,
manceuvres , and violence , which were employed in procuring these ...
deemed necellary , they ought to have met again , with the consent of the king , in
their respective bailiwicks . Secondly , no person can be ignorant of the intrigues ,
manceuvres , and violence , which were employed in procuring these ...
Page 551
Such is the part which the constituent assembly , after having dethroned the king
of France , deigned to aflign to the king of the French . But they may be
reproached with having done either too much or too little for their constitutional
king , too ...
Such is the part which the constituent assembly , after having dethroned the king
of France , deigned to aflign to the king of the French . But they may be
reproached with having done either too much or too little for their constitutional
king , too ...
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