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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 148

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amp; 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 mistake. We have meanwhile lost sight—every one lostsight—of the National Assembly of France. Fromfirst to last it had played an undignified… … 1 .., ,ic (, r,„. n I ,■ * itUyi-n - J, .,» .. („. I }.. 1 ,>l fl-Mca-i. U.:y^ .^,i< Jn,./r,J | ,,<«.-». <..r fanfl Jifa iiattl. Plate 50. A symbolical production showing Reason in the act ofexplaining the new divisions of France while Envy andHatred seek to hamper her.109 no The French…

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