Maximilien Robespierre’s address was not rue Saint-Honoré ?

[hoald.livejournal.com]

 

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Maximilien Robespierre’s address was “rue des Cordeliers , passage du Commerce ” .

Augustin Robespierre’s address was “rue Saint-Honoré, No. 366 ” .

Maybe, These things found in the rue Saint-Honoré were not Maximilien’s ?
Maybe, Maximilien Robespierre was not familiar with the Duplays? Augustin was familiar with the Duplays?

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[hanriotfran.livejournal.com]

Robespierre was absolutely familiar to the Duplays. To many documents saying that, Hoald. I'm sorry...All sources quoted by Gwynplainee are true, and we can add others:Jean Jaurès, Mignet, Michelet, Lamartine, Dauban, Taine, Thiers, Soboul, Vovelle, Mazauric...all of them mentioned Maximilien living rue Saint-Honoré. And of course, Charlotte, Maxime's sister.

Charlotte wrote, as yu already knws, her memories, in which she tld with many details, how bad she felt about Maximilien living at the Duplays. She was furious to see how those wmen "manipulated" his brother. She fighted too much to demonstrate that Eléonore was not Maximilien's girlfriend, and she also speaks about Elisabteh being the only one who was god among the Duplays. When she LIVED with them, it was her who always took Charlotte's side when Mme. Duplay "attacked" her, and she even would comb Charlotte's hair.

As for Augustin,he lived at Rue Saint-Florentin, I think, along with Charlotte. Please, read Charlotte's memories. She had no reason to make up all these petty details.

HanriotFran.

[hanriotfran.livejournal.com]

I meant "good", not "god". Sorry.

[hoald.livejournal.com]

Never heard of Charlotte before thermidor.
Maybe "Charlotte's Memoirs" was not written by Maximilien's sister.

[gwynplainee.livejournal.com]

Is possible (not probable) that Charlotte's Memoirs are written by Laponneraye. But that doesn't mean that they aren't accurate. Laponneraye was Charlotte's friend. She had a lithographed portrait of him, as we can see in the notes and justificatory documents no. 8, of the aforementioned memories.

[hoald.livejournal.com]

Many people mentioned about Duplay's house, but it seems that the first source of this was Thermidorians.