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Richard Cobb

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Description:"The box D4 UI 7, in the fonds of the justices de paix of Paris, kept in the Archives de la Seine, entitled Basse-Geôle de la Seine, procès-verbaux de mort violente (ans III—IX), lists the particulars of 404 persons (there are in fact 405 procès-verbaux, but one man is listed twice) who met violent deaths through suicide, accidents, murder, and natural causes. The period covered is from 1 Floréal Year III (Monday, 20 April 1795) to 26 Fructidor Year IX (Sunday, 13 September 1801); but there are only scattered minutes for the Year III, a year in which mortality rates reached, for the second year in succession, a record figure of 30,000 for Paris, and in which suicides are said to have been particularly numerous, especially among women of the very poor, so that the documentation can only be taken as fully representative for the period October 1795 to mid-September 1801, a span of six years. (...)" - Richard CobbWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Death in Paris, 1795-1801. To get started finding Death in Paris, 1795-1801, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: "The box D4 UI 7, in the fonds of the justices de paix of Paris, kept in the Archives de la Seine, entitled Basse-Geôle de la Seine, procès-verbaux de mort violente (ans III—IX), lists the particulars of 404 persons (there are in fact 405 procès-verbaux, but one man is listed twice) who met violent deaths through suicide, accidents, murder, and natural causes. The period covered is from 1 Floréal Year III (Monday, 20 April 1795) to 26 Fructidor Year IX (Sunday, 13 September 1801); but there are only scattered minutes for the Year III, a year in which mortality rates reached, for the second year in succession, a record figure of 30,000 for Paris, and in which suicides are said to have been particularly numerous, especially among women of the very poor, so that the documentation can only be taken as fully representative for the period October 1795 to mid-September 1801, a span of six years. (...)" - Richard CobbWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Death in Paris, 1795-1801. To get started finding Death in Paris, 1795-1801, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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