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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 154

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JACOBIN Plate 53. A representation of the typical Jacobin. Onesees the eye of vigilance on his cap. of intimidation and bribery: those were the chiefactivities of the omnipresent Jacobins. On ■ «-«•- TV … Jaifuje^/ut izn hoTUgrot) Jipint. IT iMnunc l^ Jl-r, Jf ^^^itavic ^ JUin. dahmf/ujiijtfUiJ au Con- \jlfaid/c.ruuf azjjowu^ijriynuu^c cone. u/vCc^ Plate 54. A cartoon showing the clergy despoiled of its possessions. Onceit was fat, now it is lean. 115 Ii6 The French Revolution innumerable occasions,…

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