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Pagina 93
Convention and of the Committee of Public Safety Mémoires de Bertrand Barère ; publiés par were exposed must try severely the strength of the MM . HIPPOLYTE Carnot , Membre de la firmest virtue . Indeed our inclination has always ...
Convention and of the Committee of Public Safety Mémoires de Bertrand Barère ; publiés par were exposed must try severely the strength of the MM . HIPPOLYTE Carnot , Membre de la firmest virtue . Indeed our inclination has always ...
Pagina 96
It was Barère himself . It is then , that Barère attributed his own mean inviolable . nce and barbarity to one who , whatever his s may have been , was in this matter innocent . only question remaining is , whether Barère isled by his ...
It was Barère himself . It is then , that Barère attributed his own mean inviolable . nce and barbarity to one who , whatever his s may have been , was in this matter innocent . only question remaining is , whether Barère isled by his ...
Pagina 123
The higher classes First Consul will cease to receive the reports of of the capital have always been devoted to Engcitizen Barère . land . A corporal from London is better re“ It will also be proper that citizen Barère should frequently ...
The higher classes First Consul will cease to receive the reports of of the capital have always been devoted to Engcitizen Barère . land . A corporal from London is better re“ It will also be proper that citizen Barère should frequently ...
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