Select Speeches, Forensick and Parliamentary, Vol. 4: With Prefatory Remarks (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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With this compendious example of the ruinous projects of those who provoked the present war, I shall conclude this part of the argument, conceiving that I have shown to the house, that the mischievous 'spirit of the decree of the 19th of November, denied by the executive council, has been avowed, acknow ledged, and defended by Brissot, the champion of all their principles, and the author of all their plans; that his exposition of this destructive spirit has been confirmed by a variety of concurrent circumstances; and that the arguments, by which the difference of Opinion between the contending parties in France with respect to the decree of the 19th of November has been maintained, serve only to prove more strongly their unanimous agreement in the main principle of destruction on which that decree was founded.

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