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Hi, thanks for joining the American Revolution.

I'm doing this second bonus episode this week to follow up on my last regular episode about the French Revolution.

I'm really not planning on doing these bonus episodes all the time, but I thought some folks

might find it interesting to hear the Declaration of Rights of Man and the Citizen, which was

passed by the National Assembly of France on August 26, 1789.

Once again, I'm releasing this as a separate standalone mini-episode

so that if you find my recitation of a document less interesting than the regular episodes,

you're free to just skip this one and move on to the next regular episode.

The Declaration was a key document of the early French

Revolution. Although Lafayette produced the original draft, he consulted with Thomas Jefferson,

who was still the American minister to France at the time. You'll hear a great deal of the

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