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Une sorte de justice

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Language
  
French

Publication date
  
October 1981

Author
  
René Chatal

Publisher
  
Jean Le Fur

Originally published
  
October 1981

Country
  
France

Une sorte de justice

Une sorte de Justice. Le procès du maire de Férel pendant la Terreur (1981) is a French-language novel by French author René Chatal. The title translates to A kind of Justice. The trial of the mayor of Férel during the Terror

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History

The novel tells the story of a miscarriage of justice, during the French Revolution, taking place in a little village called Férel (Morbihan).The mayor, François Chatal, a thirty-three-year-old farmer, was wrongly denounced as an enemy of the revolution.

He was sentenced to death on 31 August 1793 and executed by guillotine in the commune of La Roche-Bernard on 5 September 1793.

Author

René Chatal (1923-1996) was a French lawyer. François Chatal was his great great grandfather.

Original Edition (1981)

Publisher : Jean Le Fur (France)
165 p.
Library of Congress Control Number : 85673172

References

Une sorte de justice Wikipedia


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