French Revolution. 8 Thermidor Year II (July 26, 1794). Jean Simon Loizerolles (1733-1794) gave himself up to be executed in place of his son, Francois Simon Aved de Loizerolles (1772-1845), while he was deeply asleep in his cell, in Saint Lazare prison, when the guards went to take him. Drawing by Renaud. Engraving by Meyer. ""History of the French Revolution"". Volume I, part 2, 1879.
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French Revolution. 8 Thermidor Year II (July 26, 1794). Jean Simon Loizerolles (1733-1794) gave himself up to be executed in place of his son, Francois Simon Aved de Loizerolles (1772-1845), while he was deeply asleep in his cell, in Saint Lazare prison, when the guards went to take him. Drawing by Renaud. Engraving by Meyer. ""History of the French Revolution"". Volume I, part 2, 1879.

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19e siècle

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