Massacre du 17 août 1893 à Aigues-Mortes
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M. L. Tinayre
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Arrivée de la troupe à Aigues-Mortes, Gravure publiée dans Le Monde illustré / "Aigues-Mortes. La porte de la reine : collision entre les ouvriers français et italiens". Dessin de M. L. TINAYRE, d'après le croquis de notre correspondant, M. LAGET.
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