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Critical Miscellanies (Vol. 2 of 3), Essay 3

Note 39 — III.

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The Abbé Morellet, in his narrative of the death of Condorcet (Mémoires, c. xxiv.), says that he died of poison, a mixture of stramonium and opium. He adds that the surgeon described death as due to apoplexy. See Musset-Pathay’s J. J. Rousseau, ii. 42.

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