In some sense, the author tries to convey, that the "sans culottes" are the true citizens of the Republic. He also points out that they have strong political views: "Ready to give his unreserved support to sound resolutions, and ready to pulverise those which come from the despised faction of politicians...
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From reading the text, it seems quite obvious that he is trying to win over the "sans-culottes" by writing what they would like to hear. The author also writes about the lower labouring class as if he too were part of that society, when it is quite clear that Hebert was a journalist and member of the Cordeliers club...
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