| 词条 | Une sorte de justice |
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| name = Une sorte de justice (A kind of justice) | image = | caption = | author = René Chatal | illustrator = | country = France | language = French | genre = | publisher = Jean Le Fur | release_date = October 1981 | followed_by = }}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 HistoryThe 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. AuthorRené 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[1] Bibliography (p.133-137)
References1. ^Library of Congress Catalog - n°85673172 See also
4 : 1981 French novels|French historical novels|Novels set in the French Revolution|Novels set in Brittany |
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