Publisher's Synopsis
Ce livre est un témoignage poignant de la Révolution Française, vu à travers les yeux d'un témoin oculaire. Delandine raconte l'histoire des prisons de Lyon pendant les années 1792 et 1793, où des milliers de personnes ont été emprisonnées et exécutées sans procès équitable. C'est un récit émouvant d'une période sombre de l'histoire française.
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