The Red Republic: A Romance of the CommuneG. P. Putnam's Sons, 1895 - 475 |
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Adolphe Thiers Alain Archbishop Archbishop of Paris asked barricade battalion bayonets began Belleville Bergeret Boulevard Brieuc Café cannon Captain Carette Cartier cell Central Committee Citizen Clamart Cluseret Colonel Commune cried crowd door Ellice eyes face Faustine Federals fell fire François garden gate glance hand head heard horse Hôtel Hôtel de Ville hurried Hussars of Death Issy Jack Jeanne de Brassac Joseph laughed lieutenant looked Mademoiselle de Brassac Marguerite Mazas Prison McBarron Meudon Monsieur Landes Monsieur Philip Monsieur Thiers Mont-Valérien Montmartre National Guard officer Paris passed Perret Philip priest prisoners quietly Raoul Rigault replied revolver rifle Romain rue Notre Dame sabre Saint Brieuc saluted Sarre shot shouted silent smile soldier stood street studio Tcherka tell Toodles Tribert troops Turcos turned uniform Vavin Versailles voice walked wall Weser whispered Wilton window Ynès Zouaves
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