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THE AGED PRISONER . 1 . Upon the accession of Louis sixteenth to the throne ,
the ministers then in office , moved by humanity , began their administration with
an act of clemency and justice . They inspected the registers of the Bastile , and ...
THE AGED PRISONER . 1 . Upon the accession of Louis sixteenth to the throne ,
the ministers then in office , moved by humanity , began their administration with
an act of clemency and justice . They inspected the registers of the Bastile , and ...
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A stage is erected in the public market place , where the condemned prisoners
are conducted to the stake , attended with a train of monks and religious
confraternities . They sing psalms , say mass , and butcher mankind . Were a
native of Asia ...
A stage is erected in the public market place , where the condemned prisoners
are conducted to the stake , attended with a train of monks and religious
confraternities . They sing psalms , say mass , and butcher mankind . Were a
native of Asia ...
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They were not treated as prisoners of war , which was the only quality in which
they could have been arrested and detained , but were exposed to disgraceful
indignities , because they had been the friends of the Constitution . After being ...
They were not treated as prisoners of war , which was the only quality in which
they could have been arrested and detained , but were exposed to disgraceful
indignities , because they had been the friends of the Constitution . After being ...
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