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... flightto Varennes. Subsequently Lafay- ettedared to menace Parisavith his sword, andproposelto shut up the public clubs by armed violence. After the 10th of August he strove to excite the soldiers under his command to march against Paris, but they, better ...
... ighttoVarennes. SubsequentlyLafay- ttte dared to menace Paris with his sword, and proposed to shut up the public clubs by armed violence. After the ioth of August he strove to excite the soldiers under his commandtomarch againstParis, but they, better ...
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