The History of a Crime - The Testimony of an Eye-Witness by Victor Hugo
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IV. Bonaparte's Familiar Spirits
V. A Wavering Ally VI. Denis Dussoubs VII. Items and Interviews VIII. The Situation IX. The Porte Saint Martin X. My Visit to the Barricades XI. The Barricade of the Rue Meslay XII. The Barricade of the Mairie of the Fifth Arrondissement XIII. The Barricade of the Rue Thévenot XIV. Ossian and Scipio XV. The Question presents itself XVI. The Massacre XVII. The Appointment made with the Workmen's Societies XVIII. The Verification of Moral Laws THE FOURTH DAY--THE VICTORY. I. What happened during the Night--the Rue Tiquetonne II. What happened during the Night--the Market Quarter III. What happened during the Night--the Petit Carreau IV. What was done during the Night--the Passage du Saumon V. Other Deeds of Darkness VI. The Consultative Committee VII. The Other List VIII. David d'Angers IX. Our Last Meeting X. Duty can have two Aspects XI. The Combat finished, the Ordeal begins XII. The Exiled |
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