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The French Revolution of 1789, as Viewed in the Light of Republican Institutions

Note 472 — Front matter (continued 12)

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Mignet says, "The offers of Pitt not being sincere, the Directory did not allow itself to be deceived by diplomatic stratagems. The negotiations were twice broken off, and war continued between the two powers. While England negotiated at Lille, she was preparing at St. Petersburg the triple alliance or second coalition."—Mignet, p. 341.

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