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1068. CALONNE (C. A. de), Character of.—
The memoir of M. de Calonne, though it
does not prove him to be more innocent than
his predecessors, shows him not to have been
that exaggerated scoundrel which the calculations
and the clamors of the public have supposed.—
To Madame de Carny.
D. L. J., 132.
(P.
1787)
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