- Hippolyte-Prosper-Olivier "Lissa"
Lissagaray (Toulouse,
November 24, 1838 – Paris,
January 25, 1901) was a
French literary lecturer and speaker, a Republican...
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Lissagaray (1896) p. 338.
Lissagaray (1896), p. 337 Milza, 2009, pp. 403–404
Lissagaray (1896) p. 349-351
Lissagaray (1896) p. 352
Lissagaray (1896)...
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socialist conferences. A year later, she fell in love with Prosper-Olivier
Lissagaray, a
journalist and parti****nt in the
Paris Commune, who had fled to London...
- Tombs,
could not find the
source Lissagaray cited for the city
payment for
seventeen thousand burials, and
Lissagaray provided no
evidence that thousands...
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promets que si vous vous présentez, on ne vous dira pas que je suis sorti.
Lissagaray,
Prosper Olivier. "History of the
Paris Commune of 1871".
Marxists Internet...
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executed afterwards during the w**** has long been disputed—Prosper-Olivier
Lissagaray put the
number at 20,000, but
estimates by more
recent historians put...
- Both took the same
defiant attitude at
their trial, as
described by
Lissagaray in his
Histoire de la
Commune de 1871 (Bruxelles:
Kistemaeckers ed, 1876)...
- Prosper-Olivier
Lissagaray.
Published in 1876, it is the event's
definitive eyewitness ****essment. It was
later translated into
English and German.
Lissagaray parti****ted...
- Éditions Ouest-France, (in French), pg. 18
Cabezas 1988, pp. 118–20.
Lissagaray (1896) p. 338. Laurent,
Xavier (2003).
Grandeur et misère du patrimoine...
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Ursule (née
Lissagaray; 1775-1850), from 1818 to 1828 he
lived with the
family of his mother's brother,
Laurent Prosper Lissagaray,
whose son, Prosper-Olivier...
