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Le Creuset, ouvrage politique et critique

L'an deuxième de la liberté (1791-01-03/1791-06-30) Forms: Serial publications French Paris

Contributions

Jean-Jacques Rutledge
publisher
translator
author
Imprimerie du Creuset
publisher

Related resources

has part
Fragments of Harrington translation

Notes

Biweekly newspaper founded by Jean-Jacques Rutledge, which ran from January to June 1791. Much of its content imported ideas directly from James Harrington's 'The commonwealth of Oceana'. A constitutional proposal put forward by Le Sueur in 1792 (though likely penned by Rutledge) also looked to Harrington's 'Oceana'.