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Meanings of guillotined in in English
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Usage of guillotined in in English
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On Aug. 2nd I saw a murderer guillotined in the Place Martroi.
2
The king was guillotined in 1793, and so we guillotined our king also.
3
The painting has certainly fared better than its unfortunate subject, who was guillotined in 1793.
4
It was guillotined in the Dail on Wednesday night.
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Malesherbes was guillotined in 1794, and almost his whole family were extirpated by their merciless persecutors.]
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He was guillotined in November 1793.-E.
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Henri Languille, guillotined in 1905, reportedly looked at a witness who called out his name -after being decapitated.
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Federalists were not guillotined in Kentucky in the summer of 1793, but I might mention more than one who was shot.
9
Madam Roland, when she was about to be guillotined in the French revolution, exclaimed, "O Liberty, what crimes have been committed in thy name."
10
Thus Bailly, the celebrated French astronomer (who had been mayor of Paris) and Lavoisier, the great chemist, were both guillotined in the first French Revolution.
11
"All these men you mention shall be guillotined in the next few days!"
12
"Like lights in a theatre, they are being snuffed out fast," as Carlyle says of the guillotined in his Revolution.
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"Caius Gracchus" Babeuf, born 1764, and guillotined in 1797 for a conspiracy against the Directory, is sometimes called the first French socialist.