(Report of the observatory Chaumont, Nivose 10, year II.)--"Boolean's effigy, placed in the college of Lisle, has been lowered to the statues of the saints, the latter being taken out of their niches.

There is now no kind of distinction.

Saints and authors are of the same class."] [Footnote 2145: Buchez et Roux., 296.

("Institutions" by Saint-Just.)--Meillan, "Memoires," p.

17 .-- Anne Plumptre, "A narrative of three years' residence in France, from 1802 to 1805," II., 96.
At Marseilles: "The two great crimes charged on those who doomed to destruction, were here as elsewhere, wealth and aristocracy...