blood bath -> orgy of violence

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@@ -1601,7 +1601,7 @@ Alexandre Dumas fils, author of \emph{La Dame aux camélias}, lowers himself to
 
 The fear of epidemics stops the slaughter. An author of best-selling plays, Émile de Girardin, advocates that mass burials be carried out in the suburbs:
 \enquote{There, nothing to fear from the cadaveric emanations, an impure blood will water and fertilize the furrow of the ploughman.}
-The White Terror — \enquote{the cold blood bath} says Louise Michel — follows the bloodbath.
+The White Terror — \enquote{the cold orgy of violence} says Louise Michel — follows the bloodbath.
 43,522 prisoners were taken to the cellars of the Palace of Versailles, to the Satory camp or, like the convicts, to the pontoons of the ports (Brest, Cherbourg…).
 Their long march is described by the Versailles journalist Léonce Dupont as follows:
 \enquote{Passes before our eyes a human flock emaciated, tattered, all in rags, a mixture of robust men, old men still firm, poor devils folded in half and dragging painfully leaning on the neighbors.