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The Origins of Contemporary France
Volume 3 (of 6)

CHAPTER IV
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16 (probably written by one of the women of the lower class and showing what the popular feeling was) .-- A letter written to M.Mulot, Oct.

13' already contains this phrase: "Finally, even if they delay stopping their robberies and pillage, misery and the miserable will still remain "-- Testimony of Joseph Sauton, a chasseur in the paid guard of Avignon, Oct.

17 (an eye-witness of what passed at the Cordeliers).] [Footnote 2448: Andre.

II.62.Deposition of la Ratapiole .-- Death of the girl Ayme and of Mesdames Niel et Crouzet .-- De Dampmartin, II.

2.] [Footnote 2449: "Archives Nationales," DXXIV, 3.


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