The Directory or Directorate (French: Le Directoire; 26 October 1795 – 24 December 1799) was the last form of government of the French Revolution.
Jean Paul Marat was a physician, naturalist and author of scientific and political writings. During the French Revolution, he wrote the Ami du Peuple,
a newspaper that followed the practices of the counter-revolution with sharp polemics.
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James Harris, 1st Earl of Malmesbury.
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L’histoire du costume féminin français. Les Modes sous la Revolution 1792 – 1799. Gant chamois, Chaîne d’or, Bijou, Châtelaine, Pendentif en émail, Médaillon, Ombrelle, Manchon,
L’histoire du costume féminin français. Les Modes sous la Revolution 1792 – 1799. Chaussures en sabot, Cothurne à lacets, Sac réticule chiffré, Costume de petit garçon, Patin à glace.
L’histoire du costume féminin français. Les Modes sous la Revolution 1792 – 1799. Étoffes. Costume d’enfant, Corsage bleu, Cocarde blanche, Chemise à la prêtresse, Sac rouge vif, Ruban de blonde garni, Jupe de toile imprimée
L’histoire du costume féminin français. Les Modes sous la Revolution 1792 – 1799. Broderies. Coiffe cocarde de ruban tricolore, Sac à ouvrage, Sac falbalassé, Dame vêtue à l’antique, Napoléon couronné par la victoire
L’histoire du costume féminin français. Les Modes sous la Revolution 1792 – 1799. Manches. Manche robe de gala, Manche longue, Manche linon rose, Manche mousseline, Manche violet prélat,
