[34] Mallet-Dupan, "M?moires," II., 17. "I have seen the thirty-
second list of ?migr?s at Marseilles, merely of those whose
possessions have been confiscated and sold; there are twelve thousand
of them, and the lists were not finished." - Reports of pr?fets. (Var
by Fanchet, year IX.) "The emigration of 1793 throws upon Leghorn and
the whole Italian coast a very large number of Marseilles and Toulon
traders. These men, generally industrious, have established (there)
more than one hundred and sixty soap factories and opened a market for
the oil of this region. This event may be likened to the Revocation
of the Edict of Nantes." - Cf. the reports on the departments of the
Rh?ne, Aude, Lot and Garonne, Lower Pyrenees, Orme, etc.
[35] Archives des Affaires ?trang?res, vol. 332. (Letter of
D?sgranges, Bordeaux, Brumaire 12, year II.) "Nobody here talks about
trade any more than if it had never existed."
[36] Dr. Ja?n, "Choix de documents et lettres priv?es trouvees dans
des papiers de famille," p.144. (Letter of G?d?on Ja?n, banker at
Paris, November 18, 1793.) "Business carried on with difficulty and at
a great risk occasion frequent and serious losses, credit and
resources being almost nothing.
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