Volume 4 (of 6) 92/111 "Citizen Cusset, representative of the people, shows no dignity in his mission; he drinks like a Lapithe, and when intoxicated commits the arbitrary acts of a vizier." For the style and orthography of Cusset, see one of his letters. (Dauban, "Paris en 1794," p 14.)--Berryat St.Prix, "La Justice Revolutionnaire," (2nd ed.) 339.] [Footnote 32110: Ibid., 371. (According to "Pieces et Documents" published by M.Fajon.)--Moniteur, XXIV., 453. (Session of Floreal 24, year III.) Address of the commune of Saint-Jean du Gard .-- XXI., 528. (Session of Prairial 13, year III.) Report of Durand Meillan: "This denunciation is only too well supported by documents. |