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The French Revolution of 1789, as Viewed in the Light of Republican Institutions

Note 400 — Front matter (continued 10)

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Carrier was heard to say one day, while breakfasting in a restaurant, that France was too densely populated for a republic, and that it was necessary to kill off at least one third of the inhabitants before they could have a good government. It is estimated that fifteen thousand were massacred in La Vendée at his command.

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