The Whites and The Blues coverCHAPTER 28
CHAPTER 28

PART 3: THE EIGHTEENTH FRUCTIDOR

THE SEVENTH FRUCTIDOR

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Let us leave Cadoudal to continue his desperate struggles against the Republicans, victor and vanquished by turns, and, with Pichegru the last remaining hope of the Bourbons let us cast an eye upon Paris, and pause before the pile erected by Marie de Medicis, where the citizen-directors still abide in the respective apartments we have mentioned.
Barras had received Bonaparte's message, with which Augereau was charged.