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[1] Chambrier, ii., p. 86-88.
[2] Lamartine's "Histoire des Girondins," ii., p. 15.
[3] Moore's "View," ii., p. 367.
[4] The Palais Royal had been named the Palais National. All signs with the portraits of the king or queen, all emblems of royalty, had been torn down. A shop-keeper was even obliged to erase his name from his shop because it was Louis.—MOORE'S View, etc., ii., p. 356.