French Revolution: Thermidor Year II 8 Day or July 26, 1794. Speech of Robespierre at the Jacobin Club. Rue Saint Honore (Current Market Square Saint Honore. 8th district. Plate from the Museum of the Revolution at Perrotin, 1834 (dummy title)

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