[Révolution Française - Terreur] Comité de Sureté Générale - Dénonciation d'accapareurs à Saint Denis signé Tallien - Ingrand - Bernard - 1793

Heading: General Security Committee

March 1, 1793
"Citizens,
we have received reports to the General Security Committee of gatherings said to be taking place at the former Annonciades. We were also assured that there was a warehouse of SOAP and other grocery goods at La Briche near Saint Denis. These shops said to belong to hoarders are causing concern among the people, and we warn you so that you may bring to these matters all the vigilance that your zeal and your devotion to the public good may suggest.
The members ...

(signed) BERNARD TALLIEN INGRAND

To the citizens of Saint Denis.
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André-Antoine Bernard de Saintes (1751 - 1818 in exile)
Jean Lambert Tallien (the downfall of Robespierre) (1767-1820)
Louis-Nicolas Ingrand

The General Security Committee was charged with the police and arrests of the revolutionary State, from 1792 to 1795. It largely participated in the Revolutionary Terror and, moreover, opposed by contrast the more political Committee of Public Safety.

Directed for a large part of its existence by Marc-Guillaume-Alexis Vadier and opposed to the Committee of Public Safety, the General Security Committee was central during the Terror period and partly organized the repressions and executions

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