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Little Sarah

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Also known as: “La Petite DĂ©mocrate”
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  • Citizen GenĂȘt Affair
    Citizen GenĂȘt Affair

    
dispatching of the prize ship Little Sarah (refitted as La Petite DĂ©mocrate), Washington and his cabinet demanded GenĂȘt’s recall. With the radical Jacobins newly in power in France, his arrest was ordered, and he faced possible death if he returned home. Washington declined to extradite him, and in 1794 GenĂȘt


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dispatching of the prize ship Little Sarah (refitted as La Petite DĂ©mocrate), Washington and his cabinet demanded GenĂȘt’s recall. With the radical Jacobins newly in power in France, his arrest was ordered, and he faced possible death if he returned home. Washington declined to extradite him, and in 1794 GenĂȘt


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