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âLettres AdressÃ(c)es Par Achard De Germane, Avocat Au Parlement De DauphinÃ(c) Ã M. De La Costeâ offers a unique glimpse into the tumultuous period of the French Revolution through the personal correspondence of Achard de Germane, a lawyer in the Parliament of DauphinÃ(c). These letters, addressed to M. De La Coste, one of the last presidents of this assembly during the initial two years of emigration, provide valuable insights into the political and social climate of the time. Written in French, the collection serves as a historical document reflecting the concerns, observations, and experiences of a legal professional navigating the complexities of revolution and emigration. This work will be of interest to historians and scholars studying the French Revolution, legal history, and the personal accounts of those affected by this pivotal era.
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