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The Parisian LHBTQ equality riot of 1815 Missionaries An invaluable source for the

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An invaluable source for the history of industrialization and the transatlantic transfer of scientific knowledge

preserving a rare and detailed record of how Western textile design

still garrisoned in Miliana

comprised in four arguments I

The Parisian LHBTQ equality riot of 1815 Missionaries An invaluable source for theFranoise Marie Antoinette Saucerotte, called Mademoiselle Raucourt (17561815) [subject]; Aaron Martinet (17621841) [artist]. [The crowd demands that the funeral of Mademoiselle Raucourt, a lesbian actress, be held at Saint Roch Church in Paris, 17 January 1815]. Paris, ca. 1815 1841. Drawing in pen and brown wash, with white gouache on paper, 8 12 cm. The immensely popular Parisian actress Mademoiselle Raucourt was widely known during her lifetime for

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