498803 First page of the Manifesto appealing to the people of Paris to reject the violation of the French Constitution by Louis Napoleon Bonaparte,1851 (pen and ink on paper) by Baudin, Alphonse (1811-51) & Hugo, Victor (1802-85); Maison de Victor Hugo, Paris, France; (add.info.: Written by Baudin and dictated and corrected by Victor Hugo; Alphonse Baudin (1811-51) French political figure and doctor who devoted his practice to caring for the poor; elected a socialist deputy for the department of Ain after the 1848 revolution; in 1851, after the coup d\'etat of 2 December and the dissolution of the National assembly by Prince-President, Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte (future Napoleon III), Baudin wrote the manifesto appealing to the people of Paris, dictated to him by Victor Hugo and condemning the coup d\'etat; killed on the Barricade while attempting to incite the workers of the Faubourg Saint-Antoine to rebel and after uttering his celebrated phrase: \'You will see how one dies for twenty-five francs\' (Je vais vous montrer comment in meurt pour 25 francs par jour\'); 1癡re page de l\'appel au peiple 矇crit par Baudin, dict矇 et corrig矇 par Victor Hugo;); French, out of copyright.