Talk:Jacques Antoine Marie de Cazalès

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This page seems to be lacking plenty of information. Almost nothing on his family life, his beliefs, or his contributions to the French Revolution. There could be subsections of this article such as "early life," "adulthood," "Contributions to the revolution," "beliefs," and a more definitive/ obvious connection to the nobility. The links to this article seem to be fairly accurate, except for one (ISNI) that did now allow me to access the information. The information seems unbiased and well written, but there is an extreme lack of representation of cazalès' character, beliefs, and connections to other people. To improve, this article, books and articles from the perspective of French history should be utilized in order to have a broader and more reliable spectrum of information to work with and add to this article. Lrive133 (talk) 19:26, 29 January 2017 (UTC)Reply

I plan to add more details on this page, especially regarding the lead text, his political ideologies, his role in the national assembly, and his education. His role in the assembly has been overlooked and his political ideologies are not being considered by the page and I hope to add enough to give more perspective to who he is. Below are a few of the references I will be using in order to build upon this article. Feel free to notify me if there are any errors or if you have any more suggestions or critiques regarding my references or contributions. ^[1] ^[2] ^[3] Lrive133 (talk) 02:27, 20 February 2017 (UTC)Reply

References

^ ^ Morse Stephens, Henry (1905). A History of the French Revolution, Volume 1 – via scribner.
^ Jump up ^ Chare, M. (1821). Discours et opinions de Cazalès : précédés d'une notice historique sur sa vie / par M. Chare. Suivis de la défense de Louis XVI par Cazalés, et ornés du portrait de cet orateur.
^ Jump up ^ Lettre à Messieurs Barnave et Cazalés, et à Messieurs de St. Simon, Alex. de Lameth, et de Broglio, sur leur duel du 10 août 1790. 1790.

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[1] Morse Stephens, Henry (1905). A History of the French Revolution, Volume 1 – via scribner.

[2] Jump up ^ Chare, M. (1821). Discours et opinions de Cazalès : précédés d'une notice historique sur sa vie / par M. Chare. Suivis de la défense de Louis XVI par Cazalés, et ornés du portrait de cet orateur.

[3] Jump up ^ Lettre à Messieurs Barnave et Cazalés, et à Messieurs de St. Simon, Alex. de Lameth, et de Broglio, sur leur duel du 10 août 1790. 1790.

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