Marie-Jeanne Roland is guillotined on November 8th, 1793. “Strongwoman” of the Roland government directed by her husband, she writes her Mémoires particuliers and some Notices historiques in prison, waiting for “the honor to mount the scaffold”. A unique testimony of a woman who writes under the sign of truth, as she knew she was condemned. A testimony formed under the sign of paradox because, while claiming herself innocent of the accusations leveled against her by her executioners, since she “is just a woman”, she asserts her superiority in front of these “faint-hearted beings”, these beings “who do not deserve the name of men” and who rule the fate of the French in this era of terror.