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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 147

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, Foulon, and Berthier, and a bakerwho in these days was killed by mistake becauseaccused of hoarding bread. Such mistakes weresmall matters, for it was easy to shift the odiumon to the aristocrats. Charon clubs back with his Plate 48, p. 105. » Plate 49, p. 108. io8 The French Revolution oar all… … ^e/hcurr Deicmruzi/ J^%irel^ ^erlAier ^oti/o?i e^ ce^ tiaecc ^art/ej- tiu Corpr fu•arue. ^ J Mem/ -Frtm^-oiJ Moii/ang^r t^icftrnt- 7/i7wc^;i/& ai ^ J^ttretir ^r^^^T -^-.y-^ Plate 49. A cartoon representing Charon refusing to ferry over any of theheadless ones save a baker who had been killed by…

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