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Saint-Just's Writings This page contains scans of Saint-Just's handwriting, as well as information on where you can find texts and translations of his writings.
Handwriting Scans Letter from Saint-Just
to Daubigny from the 1936 edition of D. Centore-Bineau's biography
Pages from the Original Edition of Organt Provided by Grishnak.
Texts from Curtis The following texts were typed by me from Saint-Just: Colleague of Robespierre by Curtis. Speech to the Assembly of Chauny
Works Online List of Saint-Just's Works on Poésie Française ~ contains Saint-Just's poems "Homme est un mot..." ("Man Is a Word...") and "Le coeur de l'homme est l'énigme du Sphinx" ("The Heart of Man Is the Mystery of the Sphinx") in French.Discours de Saint-Just ~ fourteen of Saint-Just's speeches in French, on Philippe Royet's Revolution site. First Part of "l'Esprit de la Révolution et de la Constitution de France" ~ French, on Royet's site. Les arrêtés en mission ~ announcements of Saint-Just and LeBas in French, on Royet's site. Hanover Historical Texts Project ~ Excerpts from Saint-Just's Republican Institutes, in English. Report on the Incarcerated ~ English Letter to the Assembly ~ English
Works in Books Oeuvres Complètes The Old Regime and the French Revolution Saint-Just Regicide and Revolution |
