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Symbol and satire in the French Revolution (1912)

Henderson, Ernest F. (Ernest Flagg), 1861-1928 · New York, London : G.P. Putnam's Sons · leaf 262

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ecember 29th, is not to have war ; and again,at the Jacobin Club: I have but one fear, that weshall not be betrayed. We need some treason; itwill be our salvation! ^ On January 9th, there was a passage at arms ^ Aulard, Eloquence, ii., 72. ^ lb., i., 249. Downfall 223 between Loiivet, the… … t./.V/ rri/ir i/f /■ A I N S1 V A 1. \\ M () N 1) V, t> Jfr.tJrr/ii-i.f.r/ Kn<ipii. ih tu>r//i.i ■ l.t;f /ri/tit.i /rilli<n-i 10 A.r//,>// • i//f■e/ire A\Vf .v/ Plate 98. A cartoon showing the poHtical situation at the end of the year I7<)i. Ix)uis XVI and Marie Antoinette,…

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