Sade in prison
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Illustration: Portrait fantaisiste du marquis de Sade (1866) by H. Biberstein
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- 29.10.1763 - c. 13.11.1763 : Donjon de Vincennes (two weeks)
- c. 13.11.1763 - ??.09.1764 : Manoir d'échaffour (10 months)
- 12.04.1768 - 30.04.1768 : château de Saumur (18 days)
- 30.04.1768 - 02.06.1768 : Forteresse Pierre Encise (1 month)
- 02.06.1768 - 11.06.1768 : Conciergerie du Palais (10 days)
- 11.06.1768 - 16.11.1768 : Forteresse Pierre Encise (5 months)
- 12.09.1772 - 12.09.1772 : Aix, Place des Prêcheurs (one day)
- 08.12.1772 - 30.04.1773 : Fort de Miolan (3 months and three weeks)
- 13.02.1777 - 16.07.1778 : Prison de Vincennes (17 months)
- 07.09.1778 - ??.03.1784 : Prison de Vincennes (5 years and six months)
- ??.03.1784 - ??.07.1789 : Prison de la Bastille (5 years and three months)
- 04.07.1789 - 02.04.1790 : Charenton (asylum) (7 months)
- 08.12.1793 - 03.01.1794 : Prison de Madelonnettes (1 month)
- 03.01.1794 - ??.03.1794 : Prison des Carmes (2 months)
- ??.03.1794 - 27.03.1794 : Prison Saint-Lazare (3 weeks)
- 27.03.1794 - 13.10.1794 : Maison Blanchard à Picpus (7 months)
- ??.??.1801 - ??.??.1803 : Prisons Napoléoniennes
- ??.04.1801 - ??.??.1803 : Prison de Sainte Pélagie
- ??.??.1801 - ??.??.1803 : Bicêtre
- ??.??.1803 - 02.12.1814 : Charenton (asylum) (14 years)
- 02.12.1814 : Death of the Marquis
Total
(14 + 300 + 18 + 31 + 10 + 150 + 1 + 121 + 520 + (365 * 5.5) + (365 * 5.25) + 213 + 30 + 60 + 22 + 213 + (14 * 366)) / 365 = 29.4541096 = 29 years and six months*
About 28 years and 9 months* of his 74 years Sade spent in prison. Taking into account that the first time he went to prison he was 23, this means that he spent 29 years of his 41 years adult years in prison, meaning 12 years of freedom.
* the numbers need recalculation.
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