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

Note 279 — Front matter (continued 6)

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Marat, who edited "The Friend of the People," was, says Lamartine, "the fury of the Revolution. He had the clumsy tumblings of the brute in his thought and its gnashings of teeth in his style. His journal smelt of blood in every line."—History of the Girondists, vol. i., p. 115.

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