Simbolo e satira nella Rivoluzione Francese . eeFrederick grande impostato come un modello per i rivoluzionari theFrench da seguire! In gennaio 25tha belligerante il messaggio è stato inviato in Austria. Dal campo di emigrati è venuto un cartoon^mostrando l assoluta assurdità dei tre revolu presenti molte caratteristiche rivoluzionarie generali, Lafayette, Luckner e Rocham-beau, cercando di cadere su l'impero germanico.It è stata rilasciata in Mainz tre giorni prima della officialultimatum in Austria. Esso rappresenta Lafayetteraised sui manganelli di marshalling Luckner andRochambeau e cercando di prendere il moonin i suoi denti-un allusione al ben noto

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Symbol and satire in the French Revolution . eeFrederick the Great set up as a pattern for theFrench Revolutionists to follow! On January 25tha belligerent message was sent to Austria. From the camp of the emigres came a cartoon^showing the utter absurdity of the three revolu-tionary generals, Lafayette, Luckner, and Rocham-beau, trying to fall upon the Germanic Empire.It was issued in Mainz three days before the officialultimatum to Austria. It represents Lafayetteraised on the batons of Marshals Luckner andRochambeau and endeavouring to take the moonin his teeth—an allusion to the well-known Frenchidiom which means attempting the impossible. Marie Antoinette and the court were in a regu-lar panic. The Queen wrote to her faithful MercydArgenteau and begged him to see that thearmy raised by the Emperor be sufficiently large.But she is sure, she says, that all the insolencecomes at bottom from fear. The Queens oldadmirer, Fersen, was so impressed by the peril ofthe royal family that he braved every danger and Plate 101, p. 229.. Plate loo. A cartoon showing the emigres and the foreign powers stirring the flames and giving the deputies assembled at the Jacobin Club a hot time. The deputies are dancing around in agony. 227 228 The French Revolution suddenly appeared at the Tuileries in disguise.He was ready to arrange a new flight. The Kingthis time, however, was deaf to the voice of thecharmer, but agreed finally that should the alliedtroops draw sufficiently near he would convenientlygo astray in the woods and fall into their hands. ^Fersen was quite sure that, with the aid of theforeigners, the King could easily restore his powerto its full former extent. This was the old delu-sion of Marie Antoinette. Did she inspire Fersenwith it or did he inspire her? Austria, on February 7th, concluded an alliancewith Prussia, which power agreed to send, if need be, 40, 000 men into the field. On March ist, EmperorLeopold died after a very short illness and wassucceeded by his so

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