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but Germans only, no others.

Assuredly no foreigner is joining in their demonstrations." The nation of the Revolution, legislator of the rights of mankind, was harvesting the gratitude of the throngs, but was beginning to feel a certain remorse before the enthusiasm of the foreigners who were offering their blood for France.

Many were lamenting that the government should delay twenty days, until after they had finished the operations of mobilization, in admitting the volunteers.

And he, a Frenchman born, a few hours before, had been mistrusting his country!.