It was from here that "La Cour de Coblentz," as it was called, intrigued by turns with the Jacobins and the Brissotins and, by betraying the latter to the former, were in part the cause of the sanguinary measures adopted by Robespierre.

Where the German language is spoken, there is the country of the Germans!" Coblentz is a clean handsome city, but there is nothing very remarkable in it except a fine and spacious "Place."

It has struck me that Coblentz is a very good situation for intelligence.