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Human nature shrinks in horror from the deeds that have been done in Paris. The crimes of the insurgents have surpassed the most gloomy forebodings

of what would be accomplished

under the red flag. The burning of Paris was diabolical, the shooting of hostages, a deed without name.

But it seems as if we were destined to forget the work of these maddened savages in the spectacle of the vengeance reeked upon them.

The wholesale executions inflicted by the Versailles

soldiery, the triumph, the glee, the ribaldry of the party of order, sicken the soul. That was from

the London Times on the 29th of May 1871, and what they are reporting on is the brief life

and the bloody end of the Paris Commune of 1871.

I'm David Aldoushoga, and welcome to Journey Through Time.

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