Discours sur l'amour de la patrie, prononcé par le Dr Price, le 4 Novembre 1789, à l'Assemblée de la Société formée pour célébrer la Révolution de la Grande-Bretagne. Avec un appendice [...], traduit de l'anglois
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- Louis-Félix Guinement de Kéralio
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- Chez Prault (Louis-François Prault)
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- A discourse on the love of our country, delivered on Nov. 4, 1789 at the meeting-house in the old Jewry, to the Society for commemorating the Revolution in Great Britain, with an appendix has translation
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This is the speech, held by Price at the Revolutionary Society in London, against which Edmund Burke reacted in his famous Reflections. Price compared the French Revolution to the Glorious Revolution. It was the beginning of a long controversy in the UK between supporters and adversaries over the French Revolution. Price accompanied the published version of his speech with several appendices. The original three appendices grew to more than ten in the fifth edition. Many of these appendices were themselves translations of letters from France.
The French translation by Kéralio was from an earlier edition which contained only three appendices.