Letter Autograph Signed Barère De Vieuzac 1789 Manuscript Revolution

  

Barere, bertrand dit Barere de Vieuzac. Autograph letter signed from barere to monseigneur.

Versailles, May 22, 1789, 2 pp in-8. In this letter written shortly after the opening of the States General (May 5, 1789), the author is the voice of the locals rustaing near tarbes that were not included in any bailiwick or seneschal meeting: they have accordingly taken a deliberation in which they expose their motives and their hopes in the justice of the king and his ministers. He was elected to the Constituent and the Convention with the plain before rallying to the mountain.

He was one of the greatest speakers of the revolution. With its verve, it gives a welcoming face to the terrorist measures of the revolutionary government, hence its nickname \He is elected April 23, 1789 deputy of the third by the states of bigorre. Proscribed under the directory, amnestied under the consulate and the empire, exiled under the restoration, returned to France under louis-philippe, he died at 85 years old general advisor to tarbes. The item \The seller is \This item can be delivered anywhere in the world.

1. special features: manuscript <\/ li>
2. Time: xviii <\/ li>
3. language: french <\/ li>
4. author: barere <\/ li>
5. subject: signed autograph letter <\/ li>
6. date of publication: 1789 <\/ li> <\/ Ul>