Step back in time to the tumultuous days of the French Revolution with this remarkable memoir by Bertrand Barère, one of its most prominent figures. As chairman of the Committee of Public Safety, Barère was at the center of many of the Revolution's most dramatic events, from the fall of the monarchy to the Reign of Terror. In this book, he offers a firsthand account of these momentous times, providing a valuable perspective on one of the most fascinating periods of European history.

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