[Camille DESMOULINS (1760-1794)]. L.A.S. by RAILLARD, Paris October 23, 1790, to Camille Desmoulins "author of the Revolutions of France and Brabant, in Paris"; 2 pages in-4, address, ink stamp Papiers Cam. Desmoulins. Virulent letter from a rabid Jacobin disciple of Marat addressed to Camille Desmoulins. It may be Raillard de Gravelle, who was president of the Jacobin-Saint-Honoré district. "You have in some way, by giving us the eulogy of Mr. Loustalot fulfilled the task that you had given to you; now your patriot engraver should well give us his portrait, with a small analise as has that of Marat or about (People, see your friend), that would replace well all the aristocrats that he gave us He gave us at the head of your n° 46 [of the Revolutions of France and Brabant, newspaper of Desmoulins] Casalez going to threaten the president of the assembly "... He evokes Malouet, "Mirabeau toneau" [the brother of the great orator], Mounier and "the horde of the French theater [...In your n° 47 you designate several deputies as sandoute of the good jacobins to the electors of Paris to fill the place of magistrates of the number of which are MM Freteau and Target; certainly, Paris would not be the best shared in judge, and the royal palace would not risk anything; see how he said in the national assembly that it was the duty of a good citizen to support with all his strength the motion of friend Dupont concerning the citizens who made motions to the royal palace and to the killings for the dismissal of the minister of the king and so many others that I will not finish tracing them here The minister would not be afraid with such judges, it is Marat that it is necessary to judge, and if he is not man of law he does not judge less well, see his number of yesterday Friday 22 ". He still violently attacks Lafayette, in particular during the days of October 5 and 6, 1789...