File:Léon Gambetta aux funérailles d'Adolphe Thiers.jpg

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Français : Léon Gambetta aux funérailles d'Adolphe Thiers, le 8 septembre 1877. Illustration publiée dans The Graphic le 6 janvier 1883, lors d'un hommage rendu au tribun décédé.
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