Tallien / Signed Letter (1792) / Paris Commune / Revolution / Robespierre

  

Revolutionary French leader of the Thermidorian reaction. Document signed, paris, August 24, 1792, 1 page in-folio (large tear at the bottom of the page repaired in Scotch), letterhead of the municipality of Paris and the secretary-clerk.

Curious letter in which tallien complaining that his signature is falsified, sends to his correspondent his own signature and his signature. The enemies of the public good have not yet used up all their resources. They no longer openly decry the friends of the public good, and to deprive them of their fellow-citizens they employ a cunning of a new kind. This morning I received a letter signed talien, secretary clerk, sent to a citizen by the post office, this letter contains threats contrary to individual freedom, and I?

To sign, the principles that it contains can never be mine. I put at the end of this letter my signature, as well as my signature so that you can not deceive yourself by declaring that I will only recognize the acts where exraits scratched or signed as below. The item \The seller is \This item can be delivered anywhere in the world.