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Lettre de Thomas Paine au peuple françois. Paris, le 25 septembre, l'an premier de la république

1792 Subjects: Human rights, Politics and government Forms: Correspondence, reminiscences, etc. Translation Status: Integral French Paris

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Thomas Paine

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Anonymous (45)
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Imprimerie du Cercle Social
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Paine's response to the French people after having been awarded French citizenship and a seat in the National Convention. Possibly translated by Sophie de Grouchy, Condorcet's wife and his earlier translator during 1791. It was read out in the Convention by his interpreter, Bancal des Issarts who had accompanied him to France from England, along with the S.C.I. lawyer, John Frost.