The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Band 2Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1844 |
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... Robespierre ; but Barrère has remained with - born with him ; the best quality which he out a defender . We venture to suggest a received from nature was a good temper.- very simple solution of this phenomenon . These , it is true , are ...
... Robespierre ; but Barrère has remained with - born with him ; the best quality which he out a defender . We venture to suggest a received from nature was a good temper.- very simple solution of this phenomenon . These , it is true , are ...
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... Robespierre in his turn pro- posed that the members of the Capet family should be banished , and that Marie Antoin- ette should be brought to trial before the Rev. olutionary Tribunal . He would have been better employed in concerting ...
... Robespierre in his turn pro- posed that the members of the Capet family should be banished , and that Marie Antoin- ette should be brought to trial before the Rev. olutionary Tribunal . He would have been better employed in concerting ...
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... Robespierre's instance , but in direct who , whatever his crimes may have been , was opposition to Robespierre's wishes . We will in this matter innocent . The only question cite a single authority , which is quite deci- remaining is ...
... Robespierre's instance , but in direct who , whatever his crimes may have been , was opposition to Robespierre's wishes . We will in this matter innocent . The only question cite a single authority , which is quite deci- remaining is ...
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... Robespierre in any plot against the authority of the Con- and Billaud to pass unopposed , he would have vention . This measure was adopted on the incurred no peculiar ignominy . But it is motion of Barère . probable that this course was ...
... Robespierre in any plot against the authority of the Con- and Billaud to pass unopposed , he would have vention . This measure was adopted on the incurred no peculiar ignominy . But it is motion of Barère . probable that this course was ...
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... Robespierre might be called magnanimous and merciful . Of these wretches Hébert was perhaps the best repre- sentative . His favorite amusement was to tor- ment and insult the miserable remains of that great family which , having ruled ...
... Robespierre might be called magnanimous and merciful . Of these wretches Hébert was perhaps the best repre- sentative . His favorite amusement was to tor- ment and insult the miserable remains of that great family which , having ruled ...
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