Savonnerie Masterpiece: War: The Master of Revenge

Savonnerie Masterpiece: War: The Master of Revenge

by Samantha Pague

110 pages· 2015· ISBN 9781504969956

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Samantha Pague: Originally from the great city of Los Angeles, near Marina Del Rey, Celebrates her third book: Savonnerie Masterpiece: War: The Master of Revenge The characters in the book are being developed as the last remaining part of the French Monarchy were being destroyed by the charlatan philosophers; Robespierre and the Jacobin Club. Each of the Philosophers of the Jacobin Club over the course of the history of France, had been proven to be false, due the fact, that most of their ideals seem to end with the final solution to the -human condition-, that evoked suffering to the people, and finally lead to terror. Terror in any setting is unsustainable and no government can have its streets filled with angry mobs, that wield demonstrations, and have ostensible fighting in the midst of any society.

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