Emulation: Making Artists for Revolutionary France.

James A. Leith · Thomas E. Crow

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Part 1: family affairs fatherland the wounded warrior the school of Athens. Part 2: rebel rebel a child shall lead them the return of the exile. Part 3: the last rites too beautiful for a man.

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