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Lettres de Thomas Paine aux signataires des adresses envoyées au Roi d'Angleterre sur sa proclamation contre les libelles

1793-01 Subjects: Censorship Forms: Correspondence, reminiscences, etc. Translation Status: Partial French Paris

Authors of source text

Thomas Paine

Contributions

Anonymous (48)
translator
Imprimerie du Cercle Social
publisher

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Chronique du mois
is translation of
Letter addressed to the addressers, on the late proclamation has translation

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Notes

Paine ridicules the defense of the British constitution by Burke and members of the British government in response to the publication of his Rights of Man. His text is a reaction to the royal proclamation against seditious acts and publications. Translated fragments published as articles in La Chronique du mois, December 1792-January 1793. See Gallica.