Report of Peres du Gers.
"He accuses Dartigoyte...

of having taken part with his secretaries in the auction of the furniture of Daspe, who had been condemned; of having kept the most valuable pieces for himself, and afterwards fixing their price; of having warned those who had charge of the sale that confinement awaited whoever should bid on the articles he destined for himself."-- Laplanche, ex-Benedictine, said in his mission in Loiret, that "those who did not like the Revolution must pay those who make it."] [Footnote 32140: Buchez et Roux, XXXII., 426.

(Extract from the Memoirs of Senart.)--Hamel, III., 565.

(Description of Teresa's domicile by the Marquis de Paroy, a petitioner and eye-witness.)] [Footnote 32141: The reader might read about Tallien in the book written by Therese Chatrles-Vallin: "Tallien," "Le mal-aime de la Revolution", Ed.

Jean Picollec, Paris 1997.