(SR).] [Footnote 2367: "The French Revolution," I.262 and following pages.] [Footnote 2368: Buchez et Roux, XIII.

92-99 (January, 1792); (February) .-- Coral, "Lettres inedites," 33.

(One of these days, out of curiosity, he walked along as far as the Rue des Lombards.) "Witness of such crying injustice, and indignant at not being able to seize any of the thieves that were running along the street, loaded with sugar and coffee to sell again, I suddenly felt a feverish chill over all my body." (The letter is not dated.

The editors conjectures that the year was 1791.

I rather think that it was 1792.)] [Footnote 2369: Moniteur, XI.