Jean-Paul Marat Quote
Robertspiere [sic], Robertspiere alone in vain raised his voice against the perfidious decree regarding superior conscripts, but his voice was muffled.
L'Ami du peuple (1790-12-05), as cited in Robespierre (1910-67), vol. 6, p. 611
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