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Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, Volume I.

Note 70 — Chapter IV

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It was, for example, gravely stated, that a seigneur of a certain province possessed a feudal right to put two of his vassals to death upon his return from hunting, and to rip their bellies open, and plunge his feet into their entrails to warm them.—S.

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