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is then taking the bastille to a referendum ? is that then taking the bastille to a referendum?on offerfrom on the two options. one will be what is on offer from the on the two options. one will be what is on offerfrom the eu, and the other will be to remain. i think thatis other will be to remain. i think that is a logical process, which will eventually allow the british people themselves to make the final decision and bring the country back together again. how do you negotiate a deal? and the bastille, we heard jeremy corbyn talking about that yesterday? how do you negotiate when you are already telling the eu you are going to have another referendum on bastille? because when we were in conversations and discussions with the government, and then with you as well, the eu has indicated that actually, the ideas that labour was bringing forward about a permanent customs union and a close relationship with single market, they were willing to look at those asa they were willing to look at those as a constructive link, because they saw that as a way forward as well. so the idea is to

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on when i see bastille you ask for a map itself. a constitutional challenge. we had that as discussions in the street guard starting from the big congress that plays in saatchi and then was sold as protests has been going on since then. we did participation representatives of the opposition the finally we know the. company and we hold the pool storage to mourn and want to work as soon as possible. and on an event that is absolute terms say it will end. for being the main consideration i'll be contrary and secondly talking about their preparation for their election and you know syria. as the idea that on this us make it happen we need a new constitution. little ball. so a political aspect. fight against terrorism and the rebuilding of the country we are going to continue working on that. we believe that their work of the country shows i mean he will be decisive in some ways vitally normalizes situation in the syrian arab republic many times said it. that varies no other alternative. and each school dances the political process is the only way to settle this iss

on june 14, bastille day, the french equivalent to our fourth of july, and paris, spontaneous demonstrations broke out in parisians started to display the tricolor, the french flag, prohibited by the german since they occupied the city. by the second week of august, ,ail workers went out on strike and parisians begin to notice that civilian workers from germany, along with the uniformed women of the wehrmacht , they were starting to take trains heading east out of paris. equally noticeable was in courtyards across the city, there were german government official documents burning, sending ash like confetti over various regions of the city, unmistakable signs to the parisians. then on august 14, the paris ,olice went on strike as well 15,000 paris policeman, all of them armed, it did not show up to work that day. this certainly had to be disquieting for the occupying german forces, because there are 15,000 policeman who disappeared into the survey and population with their arms, and there had to be some germans looking over their shoulders at every moment. clearly change was coming, brought by

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and lafayette thought so too, which is why he sent the key to the bastille, that symbol of the ancien regime, to george washington and it hangs today in mt. vernon. but all the 19th century efforts in creating democracy in europe had ended in failure. americans had seen the french revolution spiral into tyranny. all attempts of europeans to create democracies in the revolutions of 1848 had been crushed. by the 1860s, as lincoln pointed out, the united states was a lone beacon of democratic freedom in a world of monarchies. on american shoulders, american shoulders alone, rested the survival of the possibility of self-government. it was indeed the last best hope for the future of democracy. that responsibility was what sustained lincoln throughout the war, a war, assessed in his gettysburg address, that was testing whether this nation, dedicated to liberty, equality, and self-government, could long endure. whenever we commemorate the civil war, we commemorate the revolution. indeed, in an important sense, northern success in the civil war was the culmination of the revolution. now, how