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ihc Man who brought About the French
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lin, rnnLIni and tnrrnI tLcir hnods
aside clillron wan away from him ot
lLo cnryrnt;nn Lnpeo Iris entrance was
,Gr eigroI rnr a General silence. and
alton ror disurrsion If bolf fine MN.
bcyg pr,srpf Norat. who was eatcn M
win billions vanity pIoricd in fine mi.
yrrg,I remission wbich he excited. and
he lad a grim. yicious way Of smiling
when, Hxino his eye IN any member
whom he disli,oj he saw fine man turn
paIr pnd croucI Sncb was the man
,ny Inv means Of NIL the scum of Paris
kent t,r corveuiion in terror,
Ills first care was to ret fine pujlIo-
f,uo ,,srl nm M a p~crmancncy. ""'SGl.
IInrs vror 1yorJs in urpcc and war he
wrotr Vovrmbrr l7g2 'npG our re.
uubIi1 sDould have tine guilIotinc CON
nj her side to frigbtcn traitors"
At Gr.f he had asked for 100 900 heads.
he now went Immediately into statistics
and declared that no tranuuilitv could
he Loucl for unless 27OOOO heads were
off. THE foremost head 10 be sac.
rIGccd WAS Of conrse the kings, and
whilst Louis XVPs trial was impending,
here are some of the things that Marat
wrote i'm order that the prisoner might
have fair play,
- call upon the people to note the
James Of the false ra'riOtg. if any who
nay vote for the t~yrant's acquittai, or
.pr any lesser penalty than that Of in
slant death. It is an insult to the
ceilings Of the nation that the descend.
,ut Of a hundred vampires should have
trial If all. He should be brought
before the convention and
Lnrr sLorIl Inc hnt ono nucstion mt
When and whore shall this man and
us occurscd brood be killed = And
he answer should be Il unanimous shout
Or his Immediate execution"
II becomes known that Malcshcrbcs
j., to defend the king, andihercat Marat
rcaks ont in this style
"1hr man who can find excuses for n
makes himself an accompIicc
all the crimes committed but when
he criminal is II king, and the man
.ho defends is u citizen, the latter be.
uys his cause and becomes a greater
iIiain than the rascal wi o hires his
lYocacy. Let the people remember
Iat tlc citizen M~llesherbes makes
IN champion Of Louis Capct :
Irloforr he approves his acts, there
ne he would have pcrpctra'cd them if |
e. had had the chance, therefore he is ,
b enemy TO the republic. to his coun. ,
", to his brother citizens therefore, 7
Capot dies, Mulesbcrhes deserves to {
jc with him." ,
MaIoshcrbes did die on the scanold
q and all his famiIy-but The certainty
nat he would have to meet his fate did ,
Vt weaken his ]clouucnce in defending ,
is king. Louis XVI. dead, Marat ut.
red Il shrek Of cxultation, and con. g
'atuIatcd his c%ountrymen on having y
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