Paris in the terror: June 1793-July 1794 (1964)
Paris in the terror: June 1793-July 1794 is a 1964 history book written by Stanley Loomis.
"French Revolutionary history told through the lives of some of its most influential personages, beginning with Charlotte Corday, assassin of Jean-Paul Marat. Mme. Manon Roland, Georges-Jaques Danton, Maximilien Robespierre, they all met violent deaths in a terror which dominated Paris and which the three, with Marat and a few others, largely engineered."
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What is Paris in the terror: June 1793-July 1794 about?
"French Revolutionary history told through the lives of some of its most influential personages, beginning with Charlotte Corday, assassin of Jean-Paul Marat. Mme. Manon Roland, Georges-Jaques Danton, Maximilien Robespierre, they all met violent deaths in a terror which dominated Paris and which the three, with Marat and a few others, largely engineered."
When was Paris in the terror: June 1793-July 1794 published?
Paris in the terror: June 1793-July 1794 was published in 1964.
Who made Paris in the terror: June 1793-July 1794?
Paris in the terror: June 1793-July 1794 was written by Stanley Loomis.
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