Buanarroti's History of Babeuf's Conspiracy for Equality

H. Hetherington, 1836 - Communism - 454 pages

Aristocrats in the national convention before 31st	18

The revolutionary government becomes a public scourge	37

Manners and occupations of the imprisoned patriots	47

Vices of agrarian and sumptuary laws	68

Dissolution of the committee at Amars	75

Exclusion of the conventionalistsDecadary festivals c	82

Babeuf conceives the project of delivering the people	88

Choice of twelve revolutionary agents c c	94

Uniting the civil to the military functions	199

Education is national in common and equal for all and	205

Advantages and evils of the arts and sciences	211

Commissary generalsNormal seminary	224

Partial and successive execution of the constitution	230

Babeufs letter to the executive directory	236

ProtestsChallenges	243

Opening of the judicial debatesNames of the accused	249

Necessity of an authority anterior to the Constitutional Order	101

The secret directory considers how to render the people	107

Laws against the liberty of the pressFresh persccutions	113

The police legion disbanded become refugees with the patriots	120

Resolves at last to coalesce with the Mountainists	127

Reply of the Secret Directory	129

Renewed adhesion of the MountainistsReport of the mili	135

Order of the insurrectional movement	141

View of the probable state of Paris during the insurrection	148

Mitigation of painful labourMachinery c	154

New repartition of the population	160

MannersEducation the grand source c	166

Every citizen a soldierThe youth encamped on the frontiers	172

Precautions against the abuse of war	178

Deism Atheism Robespierres worshipBronterres	184

Precautions to be taken in respect of foreigners	190

Few laws suffice for a people in the enjoyment of equality	197

He is a witnessTumultNoble speech of Babeuf	255

Hostile address of the national accusers	265

Questions on the facts	271

Declaration of the rights of man and of the citizen by	279

The truth to the people by the patriots of 89	293

Soldier stop and read	300

Manifesto of the equals or equalitarians	314

Primary instruction of the secret directory addressed to each	330

Do we owe obedience to the constitution of 1795 ?	342

Address of the tribune of the people to the army of the interior	348

Address of the patriots of Arras to the council of five hundred	359

A new song for the use of the Faubourgs	374

The insurrectional committee of public safety to the people	384

Speech to the delegates from the Mountainist committee	395

Another letter of FrancLibre to the executive directory c	404

Concluding remarks of Bronterre on Buonarrotis work	429

Title	Buanarroti's History of Babeuf's Conspiracy for Equality
Author	Philippe Buonarroti
Translated by	James Bronterre O'Brien
Publisher	H. Hetherington, 1836
Original from	University of Minnesota
Digitized	26 Jan 2010
Length	454 pages

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