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7899. SIEYES (Abbe), Logical.—
The Abbé Sieyés was the most logical head of the
[French] nation. His pamphlet “Qu'est ce
que le Tiers Etat”? electrified that country, as
Paine's Common Sense did us.—
Autobiography. Washington ed. i, 91.
Ford ed., i, 127.
(1821)
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