29, 1793.) At this date one hundred and forty representatives are on mission.] [Footnote 11129: Archives Nationales, AF.II., 22.

(Papers of the 'Committee of Public Safety.

Note on the results of the revolutionary government without either date or signature.) "The law of Frimaire 14 created two centers of influence from which action spread, in the sense of the Committee, and which affected the authorities.

These two pivots of revolutionary rule outside the Committee were the representatives of the people on missions and the national agents controlling the district committees.

The word revolutionary government alone exercised an incalculable magical influence."-- Mallet-Dupan, "Memoires," II., p.